Bruno Gecchelin Wing Floor Lamp for Oluce, Italy, 1970s

Rare postmodern Eco floor lamp designed by Mario Barbaglia and Marco Colombo for Italiana Luce. The lamp is telescopic with an adjustable height between 56” and 76”. The round lamp...

Postmodern table desk or task lamp, articulating and adjustable design rendered in gunmetal gray metal and plastic, designed by Paolo Piva for St...

This elegant floor lamp, attributed to Bruno Gecchelin for Oluce, is a refined example of 1970s Italian lighting design. Featuring a slender chrome-plated metal stem anchored by a black marble base, it embodies the era’s sleek minimalism. The adjustable curved lacquered metal shade allows for directional lighting, making it ideal for reading corners or as an accent in a modern interior. The tension between the clean chrome line and the organic curve of the shade creates a striking, sculptural presence. Its minimalist aesthetic paired with high-quality materials reflects the sophistication of Gecchelin’s designs for Oluce, a brand synonymous with Italian lighting innovation. This piece evokes the same sensibility seen in Gecchelin’s celebrated Mezzaluna lamp...

This floor lamp was designed by Rene Kemna for Sirrah in Italy in the 1980s. The structure allow the light and shade to articulate into various positions (head of lamp swivels 360 de...