Vintage Japanese Floor Lamp by Kazuhide Takahama for Sirrah

Funnel-shaped floor lamp Patrick Nadeau and Christian Ghion. The fiberglass funnel is flocked, giving it a velvety surface. The vibrant red of the tall, flower-like floor lamp, whic...

Rare Harvey Guzzini Alba floor lamp. Designed by Sergio Brazzoli & Ermanno Good original condition with slight signs of age & use dimensions: 162 cm h...

Rare postmodern Skycraper table lamp from Cassandro Modell: Lucara 1980's - Italy.

Italian postmodern lamp by Studio P.E.R for Egoluce. Iconic adjustable mechanism which not only looks great, which is also usefull. By adjusting upwards, the light can be shone on ...

Minimalist Post-Modern floor lamp named Sirio T. Made of black powdered metal with a touch of red (switch), this lamp is dimmable and adjustable. Drawn by Japanese designer Kazuhide ...

Italian modern Black metal floor lamp Sirio by Kazuhide Takahama for Sirrah, 1980s Floor lamp mod. Sirio with adjustable diffuser, entirely in black metal. The central structure is c...

Black halogen floor lamp Sirio model designed by Kazuhide Takahama and manufactured by Sirrah, Italy 1977. Matt black painted metal floor lamp with red switch. The whole C-beam stru...

This elegant floor lamp, attributed to Bruno Gecchelin for Oluce, is a refined example of 1970s Italian lighting design. Featuring a slender chrome-plated metal stem anchored by a black marble base, it embodies the era’s sleek minimalism. The adjustable curved lacquered metal shade allows for directional lighting, making it ideal for reading corners or as an accent in a modern interior. The tension between the clean chrome line and the organic curve of the shade creates a striking, sculptural presence. Its minimalist aesthetic paired with high-quality materials reflects the sophistication of Gecchelin’s designs for Oluce, a brand synonymous with Italian lighting innovation. This piece evokes the same sensibility seen in Gecchelin’s celebrated Mezzaluna lamp...