Uchronia Lighting

French 1960s hanging lamp made of bamboo. Beautiful hanging lamp in the style of Franco Albini, made in France in 1960. Beautiful model and the patina and color of the lamp g...

Brass & Opaline Counterbalance Lamp Made in Italy Adjustable brass rod with painted metal shades and opaline glass globes. 42"w x 8"d x 46"h ( as ...

Chandelier made of antlers (HG 222-E). The chandelier is made of fallow deer and red stag antler. We can make any antler chandelier entirely according to your wishes.

Medusa Chandelier Italy, 21st Century Metamorphic chandelier with 25 articulating brass arms and painted black metal shades. 64"dia x 64"h (as shown) Ref. L3619 *4-6 Week Lead Time*...

Handmade hanging lamp made of Tiffany glass with holder, chain and ceiling canopy made of patinated brass. E 27 bulb is needed. Very nice condition, no damages.

Introducing a truly elegant and exceptional piece of artistry, the "Medusa" LS134 Murano glass lamp by renowned Italian designer Carlo Nason. This lamp is recognized by connoisseurs ...

Brazilian sculptural wall lamp in brass with natural finish without varnish. The brass darkens over time. Small cotton domes in various colors. Its design refers to cherry trees wit...

Hans-Agne Jakobsson, ceiling lamp made of teak, glass shade,  1960s-1970s. Measures: H. 50 cm, diameter 45 cm. In good condition. Price example: Table Lamp by Hans-Agne ...

A fan of slow-design, the fiber-power artist Annie Legault makes each textile piece by hand, from her Old Montreal's studio. Fiber-Power artist specializ...

Handmade hanging lamp made of Tiffany glass with holder, cable (70 cm) and ceiling canopy made of patinated brass. E 14 bulb is needed. Very nice condition, no damages.

While working for the family business, Jacopo Foggini discovered the versatile nature of methacrylate, a material generally used in the production of car reflectors. Enchanted by the aesthetical and chromatic qualities of this thermoplastic resin, similar to glass yet tremendously light, Foggini started experimenting its use since the late 1990s. With a machine of his own invention, Foggini melted methacrylate, and later polycarbonate, at 200°C transforming it into a filament that he then moulds with his hands creating luminous shapes and monumental artworks: labyrinths of colored light, blurring the boundaries between art and design. “The speed of execution is almost the same as that for the glass, however with my materials I can mould monumental artworks that are extremely lightweighted”. Jacopo Foggini was born in Turin and currently lives and works in Milan. He explores art and design crossing the boundaries imposed by the conventions of those disciplines. Jacopo joins really early the family business where he discovers the versatility of the methacrylate, an Industrial material normally used in automotive design. His first experimentation with this material date back to the beginning of the nineties, when he starts using a machine of his own invention that heats the methacrylate up to 200 degrees Celsius, producing a filament that he models with his hands to create luminous shapes, monumental works and mazes of threads in an elegant intertwining of colors. The primary picture below shows three pictures of the Medusa chandelier...

Italian 1970s Space Age pendant lamp by Luigi Massoni for Harvey Guzzini. With an orange/white plastic shade. The lamp is in good vintage condition with minor signs of wear.