Jieldé
SI333
The Jieldé SI333 is a defining piece of French industrial design, first introduced in the early 1950s by Jean-Louis Domecq. Designed to meet the rigorous demands of factory work, Domecq’s lamps were engineered with a patented joint system that eliminated the need for internal wiring, making them remarkably durable and flexible. What began as a practical tool for workshops quickly became an icon—admired for its engineering, character, and timeless silhouette.
Today, the Jieldé SI333 remains one of the most recognizable designs in the brand’s Signal collection. Still handmade in Lyon, France, each lamp is individually numbered, underscoring its authenticity and connection to a living design tradition.

















































































































