These two wall lights from the 1950s, designed and manufactured in Italy in the manner of Oscar Torlasco, exude a timeless elegance and sophistication characteristic of mid-century design. Oscar Torlasco was a renowned Italian designer known for his innovative and artistic approach to creating lighting fixtures, and these wall sconces reflect his distinctive style. The wall sconces feature an elegant, minimalist design with an emphasis on clean lines and geometric shapes. The materials used, brass and white painted wood, give them a luxurious and warm appearance, making them a perfect addition to any modern or contemporary interior space. Each wall light consists of four arms that extend gracefully from a central back plate, creating an inviting and dynamic silhouette on the wall. The arms are slightly curved and add a soft touch to the angular design of the ensemble. At the end of each arm are white hand-painted wooden sconces, shaped like a candlestick, often adorned with subtle details or accents that add to the overall appeal. Wall lamps are designed to provide direct and ambient lighting, making them both functional and practical as well as eye-catching works of art. The upward and downward light distribution enhances the atmosphere of the room, diffusing a warm and inviting light. Although the wall lights were created in the 1950s, their timeless design and quality craftsmanship have ensured their relevance and desirability even in modern times. These Oscar Torlasco-inspired wall sconces represent a fusion of form and function and are an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a touch of mid-century elegance to their home or space. They have been tested by our electrician and are in working order, the brass is in original patina and the white painted wood is in original condition.
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SILVER Seller in Catania, Italy
