20th Century Toni Cordero 'attr.' Floor Lamp Sun and Moon in Brass and Wood

Toni Cordero was born in Lanzo Torinese in 1937. He took his architecture degree in Turin, and in 1962 opened his first design office. His architectural work includes Turin's "Delle ...

Maison Jansen was a Paris-based interior decoration office founded in 1880 by Dutch-born Jean-Henri Jansen. Jansen is considered the first truly global design firm, serving clients i...

Founded in 1945 by Giuseppe Ostuni, Oluce is, in the field of lighting, the oldest Italian design company still active, a unique manufacturing excellence that translates into form pa...

Vittorio Gregotti, Lodovico Meneghetti and Giotto Stoppino collaborated between 1953 and 1969 under the acronym Architetti Associati, soon becoming a fundamental point of reference i...

Unusual, extraordinary and exciting floor lamp by Toni Cordero. Very interesting combination of different materials. Toni Cordero was born in Lanzo Torinese in 1937. He took his architecture degree in Turin, and in 1962 opened his first design office. His architectural work includes Turin’s ”Delle Alpi” stadium with the collaboration of Hutter, Ossola and Majowiecki, a building based on advanced timber technology in Turin’s Mandria Park in 1997 and the Staff International factory in Noventa-Vicenza in 1996. Among his many important interior design projects we can cite: the Olivetti head offices in Ivrea (1997); the chain of Kenzo boutiques in Europe and the USA (1981); the renovation of the Gio Ponti Montecatini building in Milan, and the conversion of a London place of worship into an apartment hotel and gallery; the 1983 restorations of the Hotel Splendido...

Toni Cordero Artemide Floor Lamp mod. Priamo Design 1990’s Struttura in acciaio, paralumi in vetro e base in ottone. Articolo in buone condizioni conservative, non vi è alcun difett...

Rare vintage floor lamp manufactured in the 1950s. The light gets beautifully reflected by the white interior, resulting in a soft and warm light. An unique item created by Mice ...

The Danes call it Hygge, the Swedes Lagom, and the Norwegians, Friluftsliv. When it comes to Scandinavian interiors, these expressions mean clear design that can be enjoyed without b...