Luci Italia Floor Lamp

Elegant Italian floor lamp in brass with 3 swiveling opaline glass shades and a Carrara marble base. Marked with label, made in Italy Arredoluce Monza. Can be rewired upon request. ...

Manufactured in 1965, this chromed steel floor lamp is constructed from a circular, black enameled metal base and chromed steel stem. An elegant and refined fixture, this piece feat...

Beautiful Swedish crystal floor lamp by Carl Fagerlund for Orrefors, offered without a shade. Carl Fagerlund, born in 1915, was a Swedish glass designer whose work left an indelible...

Very rare Bibip floor lamp designed in 1976 by legendary Italian designer Achille Castiglioni for Flos. Beautiful but also very practical design that can be used both as an uplighter...

Rare Marc Newson Helice floor lamp designed in 1992 for Flos. This lamp is composed of aluminum, in three parts, connected by a cable inside the body. A blue colored glass diffuser o...

Sculptural twisted sheet metal floor lamp designed by Mart Van Schijndel for Martech, circa 1970. Uplighter with halogen light bulb. Can also be used with a LED bulb. The complex tw...

Powerful halogen floor lamp designed by Gianfranco Frattini . Extruded aluminium body powder coated in a black semi-gloss finish. On/off switch on stem. Take one regular 50 watts two pins halogen lightbulb. Matching table lamp...

Rare Postmodern white floor lamp designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Luci Italia.

Floor standing halogen spotlight 'Terra' designed by Toshiyuki Kita for Luci Italia. The slim lamp post rotates on the base and the two joints near the top hinge vertically, 1980s.

Beautiful Halogen floor lamp "Accademia Terra", design Sigheaki Asahara, executed by Lucitalia / Italy circa1980. very good condition.

Floor lamp designed by Rodolfo Bonetto in black painted metal and opaline glass shade. Marked Evipar / Eviterra production Luci Italia 1970.

Large metal floor lamp with silver glass lamp shade and dimmable halogene light. Gianfranco Frattini was an Italian architect and designer. He started working for himself after having worked with Gio Ponti, who was his mentor and teacher in his early years. He became a industrial designer and started working with many famous manufactures and designers like Cesare Cassina, Bernini, Arteluce, Acerbis, Fantoni, Artemide, Luci, Knoll and Lema. He was a member of the board of Triennale, which is a design and art museum in the Parco Sempione in Milan. He created many beautiful items in his career like furniture, lighting and glassware. His glassware is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art and the famous Boalum lamp...