Haddadin Design Floor Lamps

Rare floor lamp model 2063, manufactured by Orno in Finland in the 1950s, and designed by the renowned Lisa Johansson-Pape. Featuring an adjustable shade and bent leg/brass base the ...

An extremely rare model that was never in catalogues and was only made by order or private commissions. A large floor lamp with a much thicker stem wrapped in its original rattan and...

One of the most iconic lamps by Alvar Aalto, this impressive “Angel Wing” lamp was designed by Aalto in 1954 for the National Pensions Institute in Hel...

An exceedingly rare and beautiful floor lamp model 62044 in full brass (rattan on the stem), designed by Gunnel Nyman herself and manufactured by Idma...

This example of the iconic Tapio Wirkkala floor lamp manufactured and stamped by Idman, retains all original parts and is in beautiful condition. The lamp has only been rewired. Othe...

This Paavo Tynell floor lamp model number 9603 is from 1950's. It has a wide, white repainted funnel shape aluminum shade, diameter 25 cm, with a switch button. The shade is reversib...

One of the earliest and finest works from the talented and beloved Architect Aino Marsio- Aalto this lamp surely stands out. In this more uncommon version of the 806A lamp the height...

A beautiful pair of commissioned floor lamps by Paul Boman/Paavo Tynell for the United Paper Mills (Yhtyneet paperitehtaat) club house in Jämsänkoski. P. Boman / Oy Taito Ab, c. late 1940s. We acquired these lamps directly from the club house. As these lamps were commissioned for a more classic and formal place, the overall design was reflective of the settings. The lamp legs were made of wood rather than the usual brass-rattan combination. The middle part retained the Tynell hallmark brass switch "box" and is lit by 3 lamps and finally the upper part also reminds us of the Tynell classic Chinese hat lamps, but with a more formal twist. A beautiful unique pair that suits formal spaces, reading rooms and libraries, or any interior with a classic vibe. The United Paper Mills is an important company in Finnish industrial history that helped build and shape industrial towns around Finland. The company is now a multi-billion euro firm that is still functioning. The Jämsänkoski deputy's manor house that was turned into the company's club house, to where these lamps were commissioned, hosted endless important meetings and parties and accommodated many prominent state visitors such as Princess Ann...