This solid wood Italian floor lamp from the 1950s is an eye-catching piece that perfectly blends functionality with mid-century modern aesthetics, echoing the refined style of an influential Italian architect and designer: Carlo de Carli. De Carli had a keen sense of proportion and balance, which is evident in this harmonious and well-proportioned design. The main feature of the lamp is the gracefully bent walnut leg. Its organic curves and flowing lines create a warm piece with an unmistakable shape. The design is not only beautiful and masterfully crafted, but also makes it highly multifunctional and practical. The design incorporates an aesthetically hidden cable within the structure, maintaining a clean and uncluttered appearance. De Carli's design is not only elegant, but also useful and pleasant in everyday life. The frame serves as a hanger for a lampshade, but also as a base for a glass coffee table. A clever storage solution for magazines, attached to the coffee table, makes the piece even more practical. The lamp's milky glass shade, with its unmistakable shape, is artfully suspended from a walnut frame and diffuses a warm and inviting light. The design is enhanced by brass accents, adding a touch of luxury and sophistication. The incorporation of a mix of materials blends harmoniously and creates a cohesive look. This floor lamp is a well-balanced blend of form and function. The lamp has been restored and is in perfect condition. It has been cleaned and the walnut frame has been protected with professional compounds to enhance the beauty of the wood. The absolutely minimal patina marks visible on the brass elements are typical for such an antique piece. Cable length: 230 cm, table diameter: 60 cm. The lamp requires an E27 bulb.
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SILVER Seller in Pomorskie, Poland
