Pierre Giraudon Lighting

Table lamp of considerable dimensions produced in France in the 70s. A fractal resin lamp by Pierre Giraudon, amber colored. Note: We try to offer our customers an excellent ser...

An important cylindrical table lamp, Post-Modernist, Seventies, Kinetic, Shabby-Chic, Pop, solid cylinder in transparent plexiglass including a metal spiral, attributed to Pierre Gir...

A spectacular and poetic pair of rectangular lucite table lamps : 2 massive inclusions of coral and golden objects topped with original lampshades, by P...

A resin lamp with fossilized Nautilus by Pierre GIRAUDON. France 70.

This unique Pierre Giraudon resin table lamp with inclusions is a stunning statement piece. Crafted in the 1960s, the piece features a layered poured resin with orange coral-like inc...

A luxurious table lamp by French designer Pierre Giraudon, manufactured in France around 1970. The eye-catching feature of this piece is that it has a square clear resin base which holds a red / orange piece of coral...

A spectacular and poetic "false pair" of table lamps, Art-Déco, Pop, Post-Modern in plexiglass with massive inclusions of coral for one of them, and golden objects...

This lovely single French acrylic lamp by Pierre Giraudon features perfectly floating stalks of wheat in a cylinder and while illuminated they lit...

A pair of resin/lucite sculptures designed by Pierre Giraudon, model "Neon", France Mid-Century Modern / 1970s. With glow in the dark effect. Decorative and in good condition. Sma...

A luxurious table lamp by French designer Pierre Giraudon, manufactured in France around 1970. The eye-catching feature of this piece is that it has a square clear resin base which holds a brown piece of coral...

Table lamp by Pierre Giraudon resin cube with tropical urchin, 1970s A square resin table lamp with an inclusion of a large tropical urchin with "club" spines Designed by Pierre Gir...

Vintage French Pierre Giraudon Lamp Parts Lamp Base: Measures: 6" x 5" x 26" Weighs: 19 Lbs.

A Pierre Giraudon resin suspension desk lamp comprising a white shell held within a rectangular piece of resin or plexi-glass as it is more comm...

A hint of champagne color for this beautiful fractal resin midcentury lamp by Pierre Giraudon. This technique gives beautiful reflections and will catch the light. Very glamour.

Rare Lucite bedside table lamps with inclusion of a tropical sea urchin... Design by the French plastic artist and biologist Pierre Giraudon (1923-2012...

Big white shell set in a cube of clear resin with a thin layer of light black resin on the back to add texture and depth to the shell. A new black lampshade. Born 1923 Pierre Girau...

A rare and spectacular resin chandelier designed and edited by Pierre Giraudon, France, 1960-1970s. Materials: 4 conical beams made of fractal synthetic resin, hollow inside. 2 in green, orange, and yellow. 1 in clear, orange and yellow and 1 in red, orange and yellow. Brass and aluminium parts. 8 brass hexagon screws. Brass cross frame made of square tubes. 5 Chains. Brass canopy. 4 Bakelite sockets. Diameter 50 cm. Dimensions of the four resin lamp sculptures, height 30 cm, width 12 cm, depth 12 cm. Total height 100 cm. Weight 17 kg. Pierre Giraudon Pierre Giraudon was born in 1923 in Paris, France. After studying botany and biology at the Sorbonne university in Paris, he moved to Canada in 1949 where he was appointed to the Montreal Institute of Biology. At that time in the United States the inclusion of specimens under transparent plastic material is developing. The purpose of this new technique is primarily educational: to make all the plant and animal world accessible to everybody. Pierre Giraudon immediately sees all the possibilities that this new technique could offer. He returned to France and opened his laboratory in 1953: “La Société Bioplastique” (The Bioplastic Society). It establishes a first catalog of 150 pieces approved by the l’Éducation Nationale (National Education). Recognition of his work in encouraged him to explore the artistic possibilities offered by this still fledgling technique. During the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s he made lamps, objects and sculptures in colored resin with or without inclusions. In the 1980s, Constance, his daughter continues his work. His company Bioplastique officially ended business in 2002. Pierre Giraudon died on September 25, 2012. he was 89 years old. Others Other artists/companies that used the same materials and technique were Henri Fernandez and Marie Claude de Fouquieres, also from France. They both made lamps, furniture and objects in this colorful shatterline fractal resin. It is possible that this chandelier was made by one of those great artists, or that they worked together with Pierre Giraudon for their creations. I could not find any proof for it. To be continued… The Solarstein company from Germany produced ashtrays and lighters in this fractal resin. In the UK it was British Home Stores (BHS) that introduced lamps in fractal resin under the brand name Prova. They did not produce lamps, they were produced for the company. Who produced these fractal resin lamps is unknown. It could be Novoplast from the Czech Republic. BHS sold their rocket lamps in fiberglass, the same fiberglass as used for the lampshades. The Prova name was among other things used for lamps and clothing. The fractal resin lamps are all table lamps...

Unique 1970s Lucite lamp with metal inclusion. One small ship on the surface top.

Pair of fragmented orange resin table lamps with interspersed green resin fragments by Pierre Giraudon.