Robert and Trix Haussmann Wall Lights and Sconces

This wall lamp was designed by Gino Sarfatti in 1968 for bath mirror and it belongs to the early production. The simplicity of its design and its rarity al...

This lamp is composed by 3 single Teti lamps, joined together by an aluminum structure. It can be used as a ceiling lamp, wall lamp or mirror lamp as well. It remains in good conditi...

1960’s Swiss Lamps International Minimalist Desk / Table Lamp with swiveling shade on a swiveling tubular stand for directional lighting. Attrib...

Set of 17 beautiful modernist wall lamps designed by Cari Zalloni and manufactured by Leola in 1960s. They are featuring a ceramic body with gold particles near the socket to reflect...

Six Mid-Century Modern sconces 'Patchwork' model designed by Toni Zuccheri for Venini and manufactured circa 1970, in clear and blue Murano glass. Priced individually.

Trix and Robert Haussmann from the series C 300, produced by Swiss Lamps International in the 1960s, resembling an atomic core. gold-colored aluminium, black plastic connections, ori...

"Slot" is an architectural wall and ceiling lighting system, designed by David Chipperfield and manufactured by FontanaArte, featuring a series of recessed wall or ceiling lamps for indirect light emission, a matte white epoxy powder coated metal frame housing fluorescent dimmable bulbs. A cover, held in place by neodymium magnets, makes the fixture easy to assemble and maintain. Slot fits a dimmable electronic power supply (1-10V) and can be mounted with or without its housing (required for plasterboard false ceilings). DIMENSIONS: D. 3.74", W. 3.74", H. 59.45" For correct installation the lamp includes a 0.15"-slit on all 4 sides. Its lighting source is one × 35W (FL) G5 FH or one × 49W (FL) G5 FQ or one × 80W (FL) G5 FQ. The minimal design creates a lighting effect similar to a spotlight beam on a wall. This makes "Slot" especially suitable for private and public spaces that require non-invasive yet decorative lighting effects. A series of recessed lamps for walls or ceilings that gives indirect light. The structure is in matt white epoxy powder coated metal and houses one or more dimmable fluorescent lamps. Its essential design creates a luminous effect similar to a blade of light...

Unique and impressive aluminum light by Paul Mayen for Habitat International, circa 1968. This well proportioned design consists of two polished aluminum cylindrical sections joined ...

Pair of Scandinavian glass ball wall lamps with Copper Patina Rims, 1960's These can also be used as a flushmount. Lovely patina to the Copper Rims.

Elegant pair of brass wall spots designed by Lad Team for Swiss Lamps International, Zürich in the 1960s. Lighting: each lamp takes one large...

SATURDAY SALE Nov 22 2019 This French 1950's 8 bulb lamp is of extraordinary construction and versatility allowing it to mounted either as a wall lamp or ceiling fixture. Matte bl...

Tubular Desk Lamp by Robert Haussmann, c.1960s, Switzerland, has a sleek, minimalist design. The lamp features a black plastic dome shade and curved aluminum stem with black plastic ...