Gatto Lamp by Achille Castiglioni for Flos

This model Tegola lamp was designed by Bruno Gecchelin for Skipper and Pollux. The base comes in brown Grigio marble with a black lacquered metal shade. Tegola means roof tile in...

A brushed chinois motif stainless steel table lamp designed by Francois see for Maison Jansen. 1970s interpretation of neoclassical design, with an Asian ...

Nickel polish chrome-plated bronze table lamp by Michel Dumas for Maison Charles in the form of an abstract three petaled flower on a square matte base. Very thick and heavy casting...

Very chic matte stainless steel table lamp by Jansen for Maison et Jardin in orientalist pagoda style motif. Mostly likely designed by Francois See. In th...

Angelo Mangiarotti Il Cammino table or floor lamp designed for Iter Elettronica in 1972. Opaline glass with chrome plated base. The switch for the lamp acts as a dimmer switch so ...

Table lamp model 'Roto' by Giacomo Benevelli for Missaglia, Italy, 1970s Opaque opaline glass diffuser resting in a polished nickel plate armature. Circa 1970. Manufactured by Gaetan...

Noce table lamps by Achille Castiglioni for FLOS. Designed and manufactured in Italy, 1972. Painted die-cast aluminum, printed glass. Original EU cord. We recommend one E27 25w maxim...

Named for a “little cat,” this Castiglioni brothers creation sits softly on any table, offering a glowing diffused light. The lamp is done in the famous “cocoon” style that the duo w...

Flos’s mission was to revolutionize the lighting industry by exploiting new materials, starting with Eisenkeil’s “cocoon floss” polyamide. In the early years of Flos, design was overseen first by Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, followed by his brother Achille and Tobia Scarpa, and then Scarpa’s wife, Afra. The resulting products were intriguingly futuristic looking, such as the Castiglionis’ Viscontea Lamp (1960), Taraxacum Chandelier (1960), and Gato Table Light (1960), as well as the Scarpas’ Fantasma Floor Lamp (1960s). The effect of the cocoon allowed for a soft, ambient glow. Other signature Flos pieces include the classic Arco Lamp (1962) by the Castiglioni brothers; the Parentesi Lamp (1971) by Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzu, which was the first piece in the Flos collection...

Achille Castiglioni for Flos Gibigiana lamp Milan, Italy, circa 1980 enameled steel, aluminum, silvered glass molded manufacturer's mark to underside 3 3/4"w x 5"d x 17 1/2"h ...

Post modern Gibigiana table lamp designed in 1980 by Achille Castiglioni for Flos, Italy. A moveable mirror reflects the light away from a hidden source within the lamp. Light inten...

With a shape that invokes the magical, festive spirit of a hot air balloon, and this creation by the Castiglioni brothers creates an air of whimsy. Named for a “little cat,” it sits ...