2014 Considered Design Award Prize

In addition to receiving a project profile on our site, all 10 winners of the

Photography by Emily Johnston Anderson for Remodelista.

Above: The Jieldé SI333 Signal Desk Lamp in Bronze, on Julie’s desk in Mill Valley.

A bit of history: The first Jieldé lamp was created in 1950 by Jean Louis Domecq, a designer in Lyon, France. Frustrated by the lack of heavy-duty, hardworking task lamps on the market, Domecq set out to design the most functional working lamp in the world. In the end, he created something that was not just functional, but also beautiful. In 2006, Jieldé introduced the Signal collection, including a line of smaller-scaled lamps for the home, in a range of finishes.

Above: The Jieldé SI333 Signal Desk Lamp is adjustable at each joint, with a base diameter of about 6 inches and two articulated arms, each about 12 inches long. The size is ideal for a home office or bedside use.

Above: The lamp’s bronze finish functions as a neutral but adds a glamorous note to any space. Each lamp comes with a numbered plate.

Above: The on/off switch registers a heavy, satisfying click.

How to Enter the 2014 Remodelista Considered Design Awards:

We’ve simplified the entry process. Write an overall design statement describing your project and submit up to six photos of the project, along with a separate caption for each photo. You may submit one project in each category for which you qualify. All projects will be published in the Gallery tab of the contest site within a few minutes of submitting. For each category, a guest judge will work with Remodelista editors to review all the entries and choose up to five finalists. After we announce our finalists, we will invite friends, family, and fellow Remodelista readers to cast their votes.  

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