Marco Agnoli Flûte Woven Cane Floor Lamp for Pierantonio Bonacina, Italy

Wing floor lamp with black steel base, tubular chrome arc stem and adjustable black plastic head designed by Bruno Gecchelin in 1973 for Oluce, Italy. The...

Hand crafted aluminum floor lamp with three vertical aluminum leaves welded to a steel rod and attached to a wood base. The E27 lamp is internal and can use up to a 100W bulb. The Aloe Piantana lamp was designed by Franco Zavarise...

Modern halogen torchiere floor lamp by Perry King and Santiago Miranda for Sirrah Lighting, Italy. The halogen lamp bulb can easily be replaced with a more energy efficient and co...

Rare “Mira” black painted aluminum with red accent floor lamp designed by Mario Arnaboldi for Programmaluce, Italy. Toggles between high and low light.

Tito Agnoli for O-Luce, floor lamp, model ‘367’, coated steel, nickel-plated steel, coated aluminum, Italy, design 1954, production 1950s The floor lamp, model 367, was meticulously...

Model 387 floor lamp by Tito Agnoli for Oluce, Italy, 1954. Early edition, featuring a nickel-plated steel pole with original Cornalux ‘hammerhead’ light bulb on a travertine base. P...

Tito Agnoli model #387 'Agnoli' floor lamp in nickel and travertine for Oluce. Designed in 1954, this ultra-refined lamp is now considered to be a key forerunner of minimalism. Executed in nickel-plated metal and travertine base. This newly produced authorized re-edition features a detachable Cornalux glass element covering a G9 bulb capable of directing beautifully diffused light in a highly precise manner. The bulb can be rotated and adjusted up or down Model 387 has always been referred to as the 'Agnoli,' named after its designer Tito Agnoli. It is one of the most historic lamps in the Oluce catalog. As a precursor of minimalism, the Agnoli lamp used the “Cornalux” light bulb, capable of directing light in an extremely precise manner, by mounting it on top of a sliding mechanism positioned on a stem. The sophisticated travertine base represents the component that adds a touch of elegance to an object in which simplicity and functionality become elements of pure poetry. Price is per item. Three lamps in Los Angeles...

Floor lamp by Tito Agnoli for Oluce (Model #387), executed with nickel-plated metal and a travertine base. Tito Agnoli was an Italian designer known for his innovative and minimalis...