1950s Brass and Black Enamel Italian Chandelier in the Style of Stilnovo

Italian brass chandelier, in the style of Stilnovo, 1950s.

A Sputnik chandelier made in Italy in the 1950s. It is fascinating with its three brass arms, each of it with an E14 light bulb. The light requires 3 E14 light bulbs. Good vintag...

Vintage red five-light spot chandelier, in the style of Stilnovo Italy 1950s. The chandelier consists of five suspended lights with cut glass globes connected to the top plate by the...

Italian chandelier made of brass , glass and walnut . In the manners of Stilnovo , Oscar Torlasco , Fontana Arte model '1963' . Contain 6 E26 size ceramic socket rated at 60 wa...

Chandelier in the Stilnovo style made of brass and lacquered metal. Opaline glass diffusers. Five lights, 1950s period Excellent condition with slight traces of time, fully functio...

This characteristic Stilnovo chandelier is the definition of an eye-catching design. Decorative lighting is basically the fourth layer of illumination, the jewellery of the room. This lamp contains the impact of accent lighting with a one-of-a-kind structure. A well-chosen lighting piece can change the overall look of a room and how it feels to be in that room. Historically, chandeliers would hang in the foyer or dining room, however, nowadays, a chandelier is often placed in smaller rooms or even a bathroom to set the aesthetic impression of the space. This mid-century chandelier has an innovative look that is established by the unique geometry of the arms, the conical cluster, and the peculiar shape of the glass shades. This model’s design revolves around its ten opaline glass shades arranged uniquely on curved brass arms. The arms are in pairs, with five connecting points to the cluster. They are bent to cross each other at different heights with a strong curvature. Yet, the resulting structure isn’t chaotic, instead it is interesting and airy, highlighting the shape of the glass shades. The pressed spheres have slim “necks” letting through the light directly. The combination of brass and glass was especially characteristic of the mid-century era as the brass shines beautifully when the light is on. The black lacquered conical cluster is a clever addition as it serves as a focal point. To leave the focus on the body the canopy and the tubing are quite understated. As a result, the design is well-balanced. Stilnovo was the forerunner of innovative Italian lighting design, earning their models much recognition and often a place in museums. This unique chandelier leaves...