DCWéditions

DCW éditions is a Paris-based publisher of lighting and objects that works with inventors, architects, sculptors and designers rather than treating them as suppliers. Its approach is summed up in three demands — well thought out, well drawn, well made — and it is known for reissuing modern classics, starting with Bernard-Albin Gras’s GRAS lamp, the first articulated lamp in history.

The catalogue includes Bernard Schottlander’s Mantis, a sculpture-mobile of 1951, Bertrand Balas’s Here Comes the Sun pendant of 1970 and In The Tube by Dominique Perrault and Gaëlle Lauriot-Prévost, alongside switches and electrical devices. Since 2019 DCW has been joined by the French manufacturer MODELEC, founded in 1976, and since 2024 by the 10 HEURES 10 label; the three share a Paris showroom called the Electric Bar.