Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern Ceiling Light with Pleated Shade and Fringe
Located in Göteborg, SE
The circular shade is crafted from pleated synthetic fabric, radiating outward in fine knife pleats from a central medallion for a sunburst effect that diffuses light beautifully. T...
Synthetic
Mariyo Yagi ‘Garbo’ Fringed Ceiling Light for Sirrah, Italy, 1976
By Mariyo Yagi, Sirrah
Located in London, GB
The Garbo series designed for Dino Gavina, produced by Sirrah harnesses Yagi’s rope motif in a fringe of light. A mounted ceiling box houses a series of bulbs that illuminate the int...
Fabric
Mariyo Yagi ‘Garbo’ Fringed Ceiling Light for Sirrah, Italy, 1976
By Sirrah, Mariyo Yagi
Located in London, GB
The Garbo series designed for Dino Gavina, produced by Sirrah harnesses Yagi’s rope motif in a fringe of light. A mounted ceiling box houses a series of bulbs that illuminate the int...
Fabric
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H 82.68 in W 44.1 in D 3.94 in
Statement Garbo fringed ceiling lamp by Mariyo Yagi for Sirrah 1970's edition
By Mariyo Yagi, Sirrah
Located in London, GB
Garbo fringed ceiling light with steel light box that houses 5 bulbs and omits an ambient light, manufactured in Italy by Sirrah.
Steel
Pair of Mariyo Yagi Garbo fringe lights for Sirrah, Italy 1976
By Mariyo Yagi, Sirrah
Located in London, GB
The Garbo series designed for Dino Gavina, produced by Sirrah harnesses Yagi’s rope motif in a fringe of light. Mounted ceiling boxes house a series of bulbs that illuminate the inte...
Fabric
Hans-Agne Jakobsson Fringes Ceiling Light
By Hans-Agne Jakobsson
Located in Copenhagen K, DK
Lovely ceiling light in brass with yellow fringes.
Brass
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