Caprani Floor Lamp

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Authentic Mads Caprani Floor Lamps. 2 available. Curved bentwood on a cast-iron crescent foot. The style is called Timberline no. 840 in beech wood. Converter plug is included (last ...

An original Caprani Lights floor lamp designed by Danish architect Mads Caprani in the 1970s. This vintage lamp features a sculptural bent plywood stand with an elegant curve, a cast...

Floor lamp designed by Caprani Light AS, circa 1970s. Lamp features a beautiful bentwood beech stem, cast iron crescent base, and pleated off-white li...

Original Caprani bentwood floor lamp, circa. 1970. This vintage lamp features sculptural bent plywood stand with a curve, a cast iron crescent shaped ...

An original Timberline no. 840 floor lamp by Mads Caprani with an original flower-printed shade. Crafted from beautiful beech veneer, this curvy floor lamp has become one of those rare pieces that seamlessly blend into any space, regardless of style. A stunning piece that effortlessly captures the timeless Scandinavian design language of the 1970s. The striking design of this lamp is utterly timeless in its aesthetic, making it so popular that it is commonly referred to as simply the 'Caprani Floor Lamp', although Caprani Light produced various types of floor lamps. This particular piece is in very good vintage condition, with the original sticker and ‘Capranilight’ boast in the foot. It comes with the original flower-printed shade. This beautiful lamp is ready to use with a standard E26/E27 light bulb, max 60W. *********** Mads Caprani (1942-2014) was a Danish lighting designer. In 1979, he took over his father's company and renamed it Caprani Light, devoting himself entirely to the design of lamps. He initially focused on wood, but eventually expanded his practice to explore other natural materials, such as metal and stone. Caprani's creative journey led him to produce pleated lampshades, which were highly unusual for the time and quickly became a very popular among his clients. Caprani's vision for lighting design was distinctive and disruptive for the time. Especially the famous Caprani no. 840 Timberline floor lamp...

- Good original condition with minor signs of use - labeled