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Palace of the Republic

This premium pendant lamp, designed according to historical models, is a very special home accessory. An eyecatcher in every room, this exclusive design is based on the lights that once hung in the Palace of the Republic.

Known in those days colloquially as “Erich's lamp shop”, the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker’s leadership. Until 1990, it was both the seat of the GDR parliament and a popular leisure and cultural centre. The generous lamp installations used to ensure that the foyer and staircase glowed brightly day and night. Many people who visited the Palace of the Republic still remember the impression that the lights made on them.

The pendant lamp with 12 globes was produced in a very limited edition and is exclusively available here.

• sizes: H: 34 cm, B: 32 cm, L: 52 cm
• weight: 5,9 kg
• made of glass and metal

This premium floor lamp, designed according to historical models, is a very special home accessory. An eyecatcher in every room, this exclusive design is based on the lights that once hung in the Palace of the Republic.

Known in those days colloquially as “Erich's lamp shop”, the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker’s leadership. Until 1990, it was both the seat of the GDR parliament and a popular leisure and cultural centre. The generous lamp installations used to ensure that the foyer and staircase glowed brightly day and night. Many people who visited the Palace of the Republic still remember the impression that the lights made on them.

The floor lamp with 12 globes was produced in a very limited edition and is exclusively available here.

• sizes: H: 36 cm, B: 40 cm, L: 55 cm
• weight: 7 kg
• made of glass and metal

This premium table lamp, designed according to historical models, is a very special home accessory. An eyecatcher in every room, this exclusive design is based on the lights that once hung in the Palace of the Republic.

Known in those days colloquially as “Erich's lamp shop”, the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker’s leadership. Until 1990, it was both the seat of the GDR parliament and a popular leisure and cultural centre. The generous lamp installations used to ensure that the foyer and staircase glowed brightly day and night. Many people who visited the Palace of the Republic still remember the impression that the lights made on them.

The table lamp with 12 globes was produced in a very limited edition and is exclusively available here.

• sizes: H: 36 cm, B: 40 cm, L: 55 cm
• weight: 7 kg
• made of glass and metal

This premium ceiling lamp, designed according to historical models, is a very special home accessory. An eyecatcher in every room, this exclusive design is based on the lights that once hung in the Palace of the Republic.

Known in those days colloquially as “Erich's lamp shop”, the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker’s leadership. Until 1990, it was both the seat of the GDR parliament and a popular leisure and cultural centre. The generous lamp installations used to ensure that the foyer and staircase glowed brightly day and night. Many people who visited the Palace of the Republic still remember the impression that the lights made on them.

The ceiling lamp with 12 globes was produced in a very limited edition and is exclusively available here.

• sizes: H: 125 cm, W: 125 cm, D: 62 cm
• weight: 42,3 kg
• made of glass and metal

This premium ceiling lamp, designed according to historical models, is a very special home accessory. An eyecatcher in every room, this exclusive design is based on the lights that once hung in the Palace of the Republic.

Known in those days colloquially as “Erich's lamp shop”, the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker’s leadership. Until 1990, it was both the seat of the GDR parliament and a popular leisure and cultural centre. The generous lamp installations used to ensure that the foyer and staircase glowed brightly day and night. Many people who visited the Palace of the Republic still remember the impression that the lights made on them.

Shipping: Spring 2022.

• sizes: H: 125 cm, W: 125 cm, D: 62 cm
• weight: 42,3 kg
• made of glass and metal

This premium ceiling lamp, designed according to historical models, is a very special home accessory. An eyecatcher in every room, this exclusive design is based on the lights that once hung in the Palace of the Republic.

Known in those days colloquially as “Erich's lamp shop”, the Palace of the Republic was built between 1973 and 1976 under Erich Honecker’s leadership. Until 1990, it was both the seat of the GDR parliament and a popular leisure and cultural centre. The generous lamp installations used to ensure that the foyer and staircase glowed brightly day and night. Many people who visited the Palace of the Republic still remember the impression that the lights made on them.

The ceiling lamp with 12 globes was produced in a very limited edition and is exclusively available here.

• sizes: H: 125 cm, W: 125 cm, D: 62 cm
• weight: 42,3 kg
• made of glass and metal

A practical eyecatcher with retro charm: This lightweight, break-proof enamel cup with a black rim depicts the Palace of the Republic’s iconic façade.

The seat of the former GDR parliament was also a popular venue for cultural events, famous far beyond Berlin’s city limits. After the Berlin Palace was demolished in 1950, it was replaced with the Palace of the Republic. Built between 1973 and 1976, many people still have fond memories today of this architecturally interesting building with its diverse tourism and leisure facilities.

As each enamel mug is unique, it may have some very minor faults or bumps which give each cup its own charm. It can be used indoors and outdoors for hot and cold drinks.

• H: 8 cm, Ø: 9 cm
• made of enamel
• holds about 300 ml
• light, break-proof

Give your notes, thoughts, sketches and anything you like room to develop in this trendy notebook, which depicts a multi-colored, graphic representation of the Palace of the Republic. It is, therefore, not only a souvenir from the city of Berlin, but also a reminder of the site’s eventful history where the Humboldt Forum stands today.

The seat of the former GDR parliament was also a popular venue for cultural events, famous far beyond the borders of Berlin. After the Berlin Palace was demolished in 1950, it was replaced with the Palace of the Republic. Built between 1973 and 1976, many people still have fond memories today of this architecturally interesting building with its diverse tourism and leisure facilities.

This hardcover book contains 80 pure white pages (40 double pages) and is held closed by a white elastic band.

• A5 format with rounded corners
• portrait format (opens upwards)

Glass flower, the Palace Theatre or the countless lamps: There was always plenty to discover in “Erich's Lamp Shop”, as the Palace of the Republic was called colloquially.

This mulit-coloured, self-adhesive paper tape with motives from this cultural centre will make every gift even more special. Easy to tear, it is also perfectly suitable for labelling, arts and crafts and decorating, for example, picture frames, lampshades or furniture.

The Palace of the Republic was famous far beyond Berlin’s city limits. After the Berlin Palace was demolished in 1950, it was replaced with the Palace of the Republic. Built between 1973 and 1976, many people still have fond memories today of this architecturally interesting building with its diverse tourism and leisure facilities. The Salapanga creative agency in Berlin took inspiration for this exclusive design from the graphic icons in and on the Palace of the Republic.

• 4.5 cm  x 50 m
• self adhesive paper tape
• leaves no residue on most surfaces
• not suitable for children under the age of 3
• Made in Germany

The Humboldt Forum’s predecessor: This blue unisex t-shirt features a multicoloured graphic representation of the Palace of the Republic. Take a piece of architectural history home with you and enjoy its trendy design.

Once the seat of the GDR parliament, it was also a popular venue for cultural events, famous far beyond Berlin’s city limits. After the Berlin Palace was demolished in 1950, it was replaced with the Palace of the Republic. Built between 1973 and 1976, many people still have fond memories today of this architecturally interesting building with its diverse tourism and leisure facilities.

This exclusively designed classic souvenir is made of organic cotton, is vegan and fair-traded.

• 100% organic cotton
• multicolour print
• certificates: G.O.T.S. certified, Fair Wear Foundation, PETA Approved Vegan, STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®