Pine and blown glass floor lamp, Temde, Switzerland, 1970's

Like an oxymoron, this chandelier combines brutalism and delicacy. The curved and hammered wrought iron structure is connected to thin and unalterable rods which are cleverly hooked...

Dieter Waeckerlin (1930-2013), a prolific Swiss designer from the second half of the last century, was one of the most internationally known Swiss designers. This set is ideal to fo...

Made with generosity and finesse, the brass structure proudly supports the elegant opaline globe to pleasantly diffuse light throughout the room. BAG, understand the “Schweizerische...

The alliance of brutalism and delicacy. The curved wrought iron structure is connected to thin and unalterable rods welded to each other. The glass candlesticks, encased in iron rin...

Very rare large original floor lamp from the 1960s by Temde. Black plywood frame and large plastique globe for beautiful glare-free light. Adjustable globe height. Elegant and high q...

Classic and yet unique floor lamp by Eva Reneé Nele for Temde Swiss Leuchten 1970s. Two light sources with E27 bulb sizes max 60W. Comes with the orig...

A very beautiful and decorative lamp from the 1960s. Probably from Temde/Switzerland. The lampshade has some minor flaws inside. Can't be seen from the outside. We therefore sell t...

Absolutely stunning and very rare biomorphic floor lamp by Temde Leuchten, Switzerland / Germany 1960s. The lamp base is in excellent vintage condition and the lamp is in great working order as can be seen in the pics. The lamp is fitted for two general E27 lightbulbs that can be switched on and off individually or both at the same time by the pull switch cord. The lamp will come with its original lampshade bracket so easily to reupholster again but please be aware that the fabric shown in the pics was too far gone so this will not come with the lamp. Personally we believe the lamp could also benefit form a slightly sleeker and possibly shorter lamp shade to accentuate the wonderful curvy lamp...