Floor lamp mod. Clan by Harvey Guzzini, 1968. This is a tribute to the products that remain remarkably modern that emerged during the most brilliant season of Italian design. During this prosperous period, the use of lightweight and versatile plastic in industry combined with the free and innovative creativity of a generation of talented designers, decreeing Harvey Guzzini's success. Created in 1968, the lamp reflects the typical aesthetic of the 1970s Space Age, characterized by its spherical shape, clearly representing the union of design tradition and the modernity of industrial materials. When it was launched, Clan was revolutionary, embodying the experimental and optimistic spirit of an era that produced unimaginable objects capable of transforming homes into more relaxed and unconventional spaces. The lamp is recognizable by its distinctive shade, composed of two joined elements made using the thermoforming technique, which allows plastic to be molded into spheres with varying degrees of transparency. The larger half-globe highlights the shade through a calibrated opening, offering a soft light suitable for any environment. Clan's design keeps its charm intact, striking a perfect balance between past and present. This lamp is a luminous object that combines formal and typological tradition with the innovation of industrial materials, remaining a timeless classic.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italy
