Veneta Lumi Pop Art Multicoloured Italian Floor Lamp for Memphis Milano, 1980s

Amazing minimal mid-century wood and gilt metal floor lamp. This fantastic item was produced in Italy during the 1980s by Zonca Voghera. This lamp is ve...

Beautiful floor lamp Luci, Milan, late 1970s. with chromed metal frame, three adjustable ball shaped magnets, Italian production of Luci - Milano company, late 1970s. Very good c...

Marvelous midcentury black and red anodized aluminium floor lamp. This wonderful lamp was designed in Italy during 1978 by Silvio Carpani for Stilnovo. This amazing piece most uni...

Amazing art deco bronzed metal and brass floor lamp. This wonderful item was produced in Italy during the 1940s and it is attributed to Pietro Chiesa. This refined floor lamp in b...

Modernist floor lamp, created by the famous Milanese company Relco. The lamp is in metal and copper, the two cones in blown Murano glass, the brass finishes. A dimmer regulates the i...

Rare original floor lamp by Italian Relux. Excellent working condition, with a dimming foot-switch. It features a globe head that can be rotated to position, and glows as the light intensifies. The light puts out magnificent light. Standing tall and finished in a lovely black with red accents, this original Italian post modern lamp...

Italian Murano frosted glass and bronze finish metal floor lamp produced by Relco Milano, 1980s. Unusual 1980's bronze standing lamp featuring unusual fr...

CHARLESTON US wiring 110 V. floor lamp in Aluminium by Martine Bedin for Memphis Milano collection Additional Information: Floor lamp in aluminium. Halogen bulb 300W. Collection: Memphis Milano Designer: Martine Bedin Year: 1984 Dimensions: Ø 40, H 207 cm Packing: special wooden crate The product is purchased with authenticity certificate and guarantee stamp. Pricing: price does not include VAT Martine Bedin is an industrial designer, artist, architect and teacher. She studied Architecture at the École d’architecture in Paris. In 1978 she received a scholarship that took her to Florence, where she met the members of the Radical Architecture movement: the founders of Alchimia, Superstudio and Archizoom Associati. The founder of Superstudio, Adolfo Natalini, invited her to exhibit ‘The Decorated House...