Floor Lamps

Rare tripod cocoon floor lamp attributed to Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni. Made in Italy in the 60s Working condition

This rare floor lamp, model 325, designed by Vilhelm Wohlert and produced by Le Klint in Denmark in 1957, is a remarkable example of Scandinavian modern design. The lamp combines tea...

Danish Teak Tripod Floor Lamp 1960s

Elegant 1950s floor lamp by Stilnovo, featuring a refined combination of sculptural simplicity and functional innovation. The lamp stands on a slender tripod base in black-lacquered ...

Mid-Century Modern Tripod Brass and Folding Shade Floor Lamp in Japanese Style This table lamp is executed in brass and Fabric. It comes with two E27 / E26 Edison screw fit bulb soc...

The Model 1074 Floor Lamp, designed by the renowned Italian designer Gino Sarfatti in 1957, is a prime example of minimalistic elegance. Manufactured by Arteluce, this lamp showcases...

Minimal modern Roger Fatus floor lamp for Disderot, 1960s with cylindrical metal tripod base and can be raised or lowered. Adjustable in height, surmounted by a cream lamp shade all ...

Rare Robert Sonneman designed Post Modern, Memphis style saucer form floor lamp, made in the Netherlands, by Boxland Holland circa 1980/90's. The lamp features a glass ring shade ...

'Dorica' floor lamp in metal, natural cotton shade and leather for Santa & Cole Founded in 1985 in Barcelona, Santa & Cole produces iconic pieces by such luminaries as llmar...

Italian floor light in the style of Stilnovo with articulating black shade, brass stem and counter weight ball foot. Newly produced in Italy and newly rewired.

Minimalist Mid Century Tripod floor lamp. Simple standing lamp with finely designed three -legged foot. The shade runs up slightly conical. The lamp is in very good condition with s...

Stunning atmospheric tripod Cocoon floorlamp. Elegant, timeless and it blends with lost of interior styles. It's in a very good condition, both chrome and lampshade. Designer Friedel Wauer, was a pioneering German lampshade manufacturer and designer, widely recognized as the "grandfather of cocoon lamps". Company: Wauer founded the company Goldkant-Leuchten (initially named Cocoon-Leuchten International) in Germany in 1946. The company operated until 1994. Innovation: He is credited by peers and the Italian lighting company FLOS with developing a groundbreaking technique in 1952 for applying a specialized synthetic polymer spray onto a metal wireframe to create lampshades. This process was inspired by a silk worm's "self-wrapping" and the material itself was originally developed for "mothballing" naval ships. Design Legacy: Wauer's innovative approach led to over 400 foundational models in approximately 1,000 variations, ranging from modern to traditional designs. Influence: While George Nelson used...