Lighting

Sculptural chandelier in chrome and white metal painted reflectors. The chandelier has nine lights in total and is fitted with a large center stem. Designed by Gaetano Sciolari, circa 1970.

Illuminated flower mirror. A floating circular mirror illuminated from behind, surrounded with three rows of stylized blue resin flowers on a white enameled metal frame.

Lamp designed by Max Ingrand 1954 for Fontana Arte. Base and shade in component opaline glass. Double switch for illuminating the base, shade or both.

Solid rectangular marble table lamp with brass finishing and two light bulbs, the shade can be adjusted in height. France circa 1970.

Atmospheric fibre optic chrome table lamp, representing a palm tree. Chrome base with branches en at the end nylon wires. The nylon wires changes in all colors from the rain arc. In the spirit of Willy Rizzo.

Italian glass sconces with black structure and brass, the sconces turns on its own axis. The opaline glass creates a diffuse light. Circa 1950.

Perignem table lamp in brown and black ceramic with carved decoration, unique lamp. Freehand made. Signed underneath with Perignem.

Chandelier featuring a light diffusing shade composed of multiple rows of white aluminum banding each placed at a different angles. By Stilnovo, Italy circa 1958. For the <a href="http://www.furniture-love.com/523/Tobia-Scarpa-Square-dinning-table-Andre-for-Gavina.php">Tobia Scarpa dinning table</a>.

Counter balance lamp designed by J.J.M. Hoogervorst for Anvia, period 1955. Metal structure with counter balance and metal shade that can be moved in any direction.

This is a copper chandelier designed by Stilnovo, Italy, in 1958, model number 1231. The piece features layers of brushed copper with white lacquer on the interior, shaped in a distinctive beehive form. It stands as a prime example of mid-century lighting design, showcasing the era’s blend of functionality and aesthetics. Stilnovo, renowned for their innovative approach and impeccable craftsmanship, created pieces that emphasized both modernist simplicity and technical excellence, making this chandelier a timeless classic.

Floor lamp, designed by Gian Nicola Gigante for Zerbetto Italy (1981). Lamp can be used as object. Black metal base with white frame with two fluorescent tubes of 36 W. <a href='https://www.furniture-love.com/vintage/furniture/560/marc-newson-wardrobe-w-lt-kiss-the-future.html'>Marc Newson Wardrobe</a> and <a href='https://www.furniture-love.com/vintage/furniture/559/marc-newson-chair-w-lt-kiss-the-future.html'>Marc Newson Chair</a>.

Cricket table lamp designed by Otto Wach for Raak 1962. Aluminum tube frame with aluminum adjustable pins.

Floor lamp, designed by Gian Nicola Gigante for Zerbetto Italy (1981). Lamp can be used as object. Black metal base and frame with two fluorescent tubes of 30 W.

Harvey Guzzini ceiling lamp, Italy circa 1970. Chrome structure with caramel colored plexi shade, counter weight that can adjust the lamp at desired height.

Tall Gianfranco Frattini white metal column floor lamp standing on a square black enameled metal base. This sleek modern floor lamp offers indirect halogen lighting where the amount of light can be adjusted. Floor lamp has the impression of a minimalist sculpture.

Floor lamp, designed by Gian Nicola Gigante for Zerbetto Italy (1981). Lamp can be used as object. Red metal base and frame with two fluorescent tubes of 30 W.