Quart Floor Lamp by RBW

Floor lamp with raw crystal and base in satin stainless steel. Follow Frank on Instagram. Frank.rogin photos dedicated to Poliarte.

Hero floor lamp by Panorammma Materials: stainless steel, acrylic globe, aluminium, led bulb, cable. Dimensions: 130 x 30 cm All lamps could be w...

Trombone II, aluminum floor lamp by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup in 1966 - a beautiful Danish midcentury floor lamp in very good vintage condition. A sleek shaped floor lamp with ...

Floor Lamp by Stilnovo. Designed and manufactured in Italy, circa the 1960s. Adjustable cantilever floor lamp, with sectioned enamel finish, as well as a patinated polished brass ste...

Floor lamp by Jonathan Hansen 12 Editions Dimensions: 36 x 36 x 165 cm Materials: Calacatta marble, architectural bronze SERIES I CAPTUM BIOMOR...

Quartz pendant lamp by Aver Dimensions: 40 x 5 x 158 cm Materials: white quartz, silver leaf, gold leaf, brass leaf, copper leaf, pink gold leaf. Lightning: 01 x LED 25W 2000LM Designed by Waldir Junior.

Quartz pendant lamp, Waldir Junior by Aver Dimensions: 40 x 5 x 158 cm Materials: white quartz, silver leaf, gold leaf, brass leaf, copper leaf, pink gol...

Atmosfera floor lamp by Acoocooro Dimensions: Ø 49 x H 150 cm. Materials: Solid oak wood tripod lamp, blown-glass screens (4), and resin diffuser. All our lamps can be wired accordi...

Contemporary brass floor lamp by Schwung Dimensions: W 31 x D 31 x H 154 cm Materials: brass, frosted glass Finishes available: black gunmetal, polished nickel, brass. Schw...

Cassiopée floor lamp by Sauze Dimensions: 142 x 73 x 73 cm We also have it in different dimensions (48, 60, 100 cm) and various colors (silver cop, gold, salmon). Max Sauze: French Visual artist, was born in 1933. He first attended the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Alger between 1953 and 1956, and then went on to study at the famous Ecole Camondo in Paris (1956-1959). During the early 1970s, Max Sauze quickly established his own immediately recognizable style through the construction of bent aluminium strips on steel wire structures. Max Sauze, works on the multiplication of form. From a base which is replicated out in all dimensions, the structure takes form referencing the process of life. Through simplification, removal of the superfluous, his work is a return to what is deemed essential. He is today recognized internationally for his work. Sebastien Sauze...