Miguel Milà Table Lamps

WS table lamp designed in 1963 by Miguel Milá and produced by Polinax in Spain. This model is the table version of the WT suspension lamp that Milá created in 1962 —a design that rec...

Tramo Large Swivel Orange Table Lamp by Miguel Milá: A 1970s Design Icon The Tramo Large Swivel orange Table Lamp, designed by Miguel Milá in the 1970s, is a striking example of inn...

Exceptional “Max Bill” desk lamp designed by Miguel Milá for Polinax, Spain, mid-20th century. This version stands out for its rare top-mounted shade, a feature typically seen only ...

The “Cestita Metálica” table lamp, designed by Miguel Milá for Polinax in 1962, is an iconic piece of Spanish design that masterfully blends tradition...

Discover the timeless elegance of the Max Bill table Lamp, a design masterpiece created by Miguel Milà for Polinax in 1962. Miguel Mila's collaboration with Polinax resulted in a l...

Max Bill table lamp by Miguel Mila for Polinax. Round translucent brown and white acrylic lampshade. Brass slats. Brass ornamental nut and parts. Brass E27 socket with a porcelain ring. Wood circular base. Height: 17.72'' - 45 cm Diameter: 9.45'' - 24 cm Good condition. Wear consistent with age and use Spain circa 1964. This lamp received the Premi Delta d’Or in 1964 by the ADI/FAD. This series of lamps was called Max Bill, after the well known Swiss designer. These series of lamps were in production from 1964 until 1965 by Tramo. From 1965 until 1982 Polinax produced these lamps. Polinax was the company of Miguel Milá‘s brother Leopoldo. In 1960’s Miguel Milá founded the the ADI-FAD, the Industrial Design Association, together with Antoni de Moragas, André Ricard, Bohigas, Cirici Pellicer, Manel Cases and Rafael Marquina. Polinax Miguel Milá also designed lamps for the company of his brother Leopoldo, named Polinax. Among other things, Leopoldo (1921-2006) designed one of the most iconic motorbikes of all time: the Montesa Impala and the Montesa Cota 247. Later, at the end of the 80’s Leopoldo created the DAE company, the Diseño de Ahorro de Energía (Energy Savings Design) that specialised in the design of street furniture. Acrylic: often named by its commercial name: Perspex, Plexiglas, Crylux, Acrylite, Lucite, is a thermoplastic. Miguel Milá is a renowned Spanish designer, recognized as one of the pioneers of modern design in Spain. 1931 - 2024 in Barcelona, Milá has had a significant impact on the design world, particularly in the fields of furniture and lighting design. Key Contributions and Style: 1. Modernist Approach: Milá’s designs are rooted in the principles of modernism, characterized by simplicity, functionality, and the use of natural materials. His work is known for being timeless, blending modern aesthetics with traditional craftsmanship. 2. Notable Works: - TMC and TMM Lamps: These are two of his most famous designs. The TMM lamp, created in 1961, is celebrated for its adjustable height and minimalist design, with a wooden structure and a fabric lampshade. The TMC lamp...

The ASA lamp, designed by Miguel Milá in 1961 for Tramo, is a quintessential example of timeless mid-century modern design. This iconic piece showcases Milá's talent for creating fun...

Tramo Large Swivel Yellow Table Lamp by Miguel Milá: A 1970s Design Icon The Tramo Large Swivel Yellow Table Lamp, designed by Miguel Milá in the 1970s, is a striking example of inn...

Investing in the Max Bill table lamp designed by Miguel Mila for Polinax in Spain during the 1960s offers a remarkable opportunity to acquire a piece of iconic mid-century modern des...

Investing in the Max Bill table lamp designed by Miguel Mila for Polinax in Spain during the 1960s offers a remarkable opportunity to acquire a piece of iconic mid-century modern des...

Rare pair of Cestita lamps by Miguel Mila for Tramo, 1960s Published by Tramo in the 60's, this is a superb and rare pair of Cestita lamps, from the firs...

Pair of early Miguel Milá Cesta and Cestita Lamps for Polinax, Spain, 1960s. These rare Miguel Milá lamps are in excellent condition. One of the policarb...