The Baghdad lamp, originally designed in 1954 by Mathieu Matégot for Gubi, is an expression of his innovative work with perforated metal. The cubist construction and sculptural design with its dynamic tail has retained its distinctive character throughout time. In the new version, the lamp has been reduced to half its original size and is now also portable, making it even more versatile. With a touch-activated dimmer that offers three different light modes, the lamp combines aesthetic finesse with practical function, making it an elegant feature in both modern and classic interiors.