Floor lamp in metal and opaline glass attributed to Oluce, 1950s. It is a beacon of design and functionality, a monument to ingenuity and aesthetics that illuminates not only physical spaces but also those of the imagination. This lamp is like a poem of light and metal, a hymn to simplicity and elegance that sings the virtues of Italian design of that golden age. Its black-painted tubular iron structure is an example of functional minimalism, a dark pillar that stands with dignity and grace. It is like a stylized tree, a totem that carries with it the weight of the history and culture from which it comes. The round brass base is the foundation on which this structure rests, a circle of precious metal that will anchor the lamp to the ground and at the same time elevate it, like a pedestal on which a sculpture rests. The circular opaline glass lamp holder is the luminous heart of this creation, a globe of light that radiates warmth and atmosphere. Supported by a brass stand, this element is like a miniature sun, a sphere of energy that transforms any room into a universe of possibilities. Its geometric shapes are a tribute to symmetry and order, principles that guide and inspire every aspect of this lamp. Turning on this lamp is a ritual, a gesture that goes beyond the simple function of illuminating a space. With its power button, this lamp invites you to travel through time and space, to a time and place where design was not just a discipline, but a way of seeing and interpreting the world. This floor lamp is more than just an object: it is a piece of history, a witness to the evolution of mid-century Italian design. It is a bridge between the past and the present, a dialogue between tradition and modernity. Working. Voltage: 110-150v. It has light scratches due to age and wear.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
