Italian Midcentury Floor Lamp Mushroom by S.Gregorietti for Valenti, 1960s

Italian mid-century chromed steel Moana floor lamp by Massoni for iGuzzini, 1960s. Moana floor lamp with round base and tubular structure in chromed steel and lampshade in matt whit...

Italian mid-century Metal easel floor lamp by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, 1960s Metal easel Cavalletto with directional light. The central structure is composed of a tubular on whi...

Murano glass floor lamp by Lino Tagliapietra for Effetre Murano, 1960s Floor lamp with base in matt black enamelled metal and Murano gla...

Italian Mid-Century Modern brass and metal adjustable floor lamp by Stilux, 1960s Floor lamp with rectangular metal base, brass stem with flexible end part that allows you to orient...

Italian midcentury multi-lights ceramic floor lamp, style of Stilnovo, circa 1960 Multi-lights floor lamp, with a kind of vase basement, in glazed ceramic. Provided of eight brass s...

Italian mid-century adjustable floor lamp with Marquinia marble base, 1960s Adjustable floor lamp, with Marquinia marble base, telescopic structure in satin steel and cylindrical l...

A rarely seen 'Tricia' object lamp by Salvatore Gregorietti for Valenti, Italy 1960’s. The lamp features a resin shade on a metal construction base. The resin shell emits a diffuse a...

Particular floor lamp in fiberglass and brass designed by Salvatore Gregorietti for Lamperti in Italy in the 1960s. The floor lamp has a semi-transparent fiberglass lampshade with brass profiles and details. Made from the usual fiberglass material, with brass details, it has a large diffuser, in the shape of a square dome, connected to the top by means of a brass structure. The central stem and base are in polished brass. One of the most significant international graphic designers, appreciated for the visual clarity and structural coherence of his projects. Born in Palermo, Sicily, in 1941. He studied at the Liceo Artistico di Brera in Milan and at the School of Arts and Crafts in Zurich. He began working in Milan in the early 1960s as Massimo Vignelli's first assistant. In the same period he designed all the books published by Milano Libri including the Linus magazine and the Italian edition of Charles Schulz's Peanuts. In 1965 he joined Unimark International as a junior partner, working with Bob Noorda on numerous corporate identity programs for major clients including Agip and Feltrinelli. He redesigned the logos of Max Meyer...

Stylish and sophisticated midcentury Stilnovo floor lamp designed and produced in the late 1940s for the upper class Milanese. This b...

- very nice style of lighting - rare type.

Midcentury Mazzega floor lamp, Italy 1960s. Murano, colored blown art glass with micro bubble inclusions. Three switch positions: Uplight only, center light only, both Very ...

Midcentury floor lamp by Targetti Sankey made in Italy in the 1960s The glass components are constructed of blown Murano glass. The lamp has a unique and uncommon shape. This brillia...