Nylon Floor Lamps

Rare floor lamp Mod."1091" base in black enameled aluminum, cylindrical diffuser in white silk threads, internally diffused light and independe...

c. 1970s, Germany. Both are in excellent vintage condition and feature a foot switch. Price is for set, contact us if you would like only one

Native floor light 10 by Hot Wire Extensions Limited edition Materials: Waste SLS 3D nylon powder, sand from sustainable sources Dimensions: L 34 x W 18 x H 66 cm All our lamps can...

Native floor light by HWE Limited Edition Materials: Waste SLS 3D nylon powder, Sand from sustainable sources Dimensions: L 28 x W 41 x H 102 cm....

Beautiful rare Kazuki 2 floor lamp. Designed by Japanese designer Kazuhide Takahama for Sirrah. An original from 1975. Made in Italy. No reproduction. A fancy floor lamp, in the style of Japanese rice paper lamps...

Set of floor lamps "Kazuki" by Kazuhide Takahame for Sirrah from 1975 Available in two different size (N°1 & 3) Nylon cover removable. Type of plug : European plug (up to 250V). One...

Swedish mid-century floor lamp with a round blue lacquered metal base and shade with a brass stem. The middle section with a white nylon rope handle. Height adjustable between 112-15...

A rare floor lamp designed by Vladimir Kagan. Produced by Kagan-Dreyfus in New York circa 1960s. Rod and base is finely carved walnut. Bears its original oversized string shade. ...

Brass and globe-shaped shade with nylon fabric. Produced by Hans-Agne Jakobsson, Markaryd, Sweden, 1960s.  

Native floor light 05 by HWE Limited edition Materials: Waste SLS 3D nylon powder, sand from sustainable sources Dimensions: L 42 x W 23 x H 25 cm All our lamps can be wired accord...

Native floor light 10 by HWE Limited edition Materials: Waste SLS 3D nylon powder, sand from sustainable sources Dimensions: L 34 x W 18 x H 66 cm All our lamps can be wired accord...

Rare and stunning illuminated rosewood and acrylic (plexiglass) coffee table by visionary Italian designer Joe Colombo. The table is signed to the underside of the base with the original 'Bernini' manufacturer's label. Colombo designed this illuminated coffee table in 1963 for 'Bernini' Italy and it formed part of his famous 'Combi' modular range of elements that could be ordered separately or in combinations of storage elements which stacked one atop another to form a multi purpose sculptural form column. This fine example is finished in luxurious flamed rosewood which was the rare high end option over the cheaper standard Italian walnut finish. Sandwiched between the two circular rosewood elements is a white acrylic plexiglass light diffuser which when illuminated from the inside creates a wonderful cozy low level lighting effect with a wonderfully warm tone. The circular rosewood tabletop features a central, removable, enameled steel container which could be used as a planter or to store glasses, bottles etc. The April, 1966 issue of the famous Italian design periodical 'Rivista dell Arredamento' illustrates Jo Colombo's visionary range of modular furniture from his inventive small foldaway micro kitchen, to the 'combi' range of stackable sculptural storage...