Magnets Lighting

Pair of 1970s Goffredo Reggiani 'Eyeball' Adjustable Perforated Metal Wall Lamps Executed in brass metal with perforations around the back that cast an interplay of light and shadow...

A pair of wall lamps, model Magnetlampan (“The Magnetic Lamp”), produced by the Swedish manufacturer Konsthantverk AB in Hökerum in the 1960s. The lamps are crafted from steel with a...

Low-voltage, modular, sculptural triangular table lamp in wood and stainless steel with two lights with magnetic, movable lucite cylinders. The item belongs to Sormani's Nucleo Div...

OCTA’s pendant originates from the intersection of two octahedral shapes. A brass shade and a frosted diffuser. The latter floats below the mirrored surfaces of the shade; shapes are...

Angelo Lelli style adjustable magnetic chrome reading lamp, bedside lamp with chrome swivel eyeball shade. 1960's. Featuring a black magnetic bar arm, 5D ch...

Made in Czechoslovakia. Made of lacquered metal, chrome. Adjustable shade. 1x60W,E27 or E26 bulb. US adapter included. Original condition.

6 Table lamps model 3H by Paolo Tilche for Sirrah, 1971 6 individuals square lamps that can be stacked together with magnets to form a floor lamp or high desk lamp.

Kalamo table lamp designed by Gianni Villa for Valenti in Italy, 1972. Original cord. Takes one E27 100w maximum bulb.

This red table lamp with adjustable ball, held together with base using a magnet. The ball you can move in different positions. Manufactured in Germany in 1970s.

Part of the Moonlight collection, this two-light ceiling lamp poetically evokes the romantic ambiance of a moonlit landscape. Its Minimalist and g...

Lattis is conceived as a light piece of jewelry for the interior. It’s something personal, emotional, and fills the space with a strong aesthetic and a dynamic atmosphere. Made of standardised basic units, Lattis can be assembled in multiple ways to address spatial requirements and lighting needs. Its plates can be adjusted to allow direct lighting...

Unique and unusual Magneto floor lamp, designed by Gilbert Watrous (1918-1991) for the 1951 design competition organized by MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The lamp was f...

UNIS is the unit cell of the ISOS collection, a pendant light inspired by the simplest and most common shape found in crystals and minerals, the cube. The geometry of the brass penda...

Lattis is a complex composition of simple elemental units. Perceived differently from every angle, the sculpture’s appearance shifts between a clearly readable shape and an intricate...

UNIS is the unit cell of the ISOS collection, a pendant light inspired by the simplest and most common shape found in crystals and minerals, the cube. The geometry of the brass penda...

Lattis is a complex composition of simple elemental units. Perceived differently from every angle, the sculpture’s appearance shifts between a clearly readable shape and an intricate...

The dominant feature of OCTA’s table lamp is its square pyramidal shade. The acute angles of the pyramid are emphasized by the brushing direction, which remains consistent in the base and rotary switch. The pyramid’s cavity reveals a set of reflective surfaces. When the lamp is lit up, these mirrors interact with the integrated light...

Inspired by the iconic rally headlights, made from industrial metal tubes and solid wood finishes, this piece is not just a floor lamp: "Miglia" is a multifunctional design object...

UNIS is the unit cell of the ISOS collection, a pendant light inspired by the simplest and most common shape found in crystals and minerals, the cube. The geometry of the steel penda...

Wiso is a wall light that displays the growth patterns of natural crystals in their multiple scales. The outer brass frame encases some polished surfaces that, under daylight, reflec...

About the product The Hwá lamp suggests an innovative usability for its light bulb by using a magnetic system. A magnet that is underneath the wood base can be positioned all over...

The challenge was: How to rethink something that changed an entire industry and transform it into a functional design piece? From the first ones made of wood to modern ceramics , in between there is the steel brake. A mechanism so widely used that we allow ourselves to almost forget it. Using design to pay homage to function is the answer to the challenge. "Freno" is born out of the desire to adapt a motorcycle steel brake to a lamp. The brake maintains its purpose by acting as a stopping mechanism for the magnetic wooden clamp...

Attraction Sconce by Nick Pourfard Dimensions: Ø 28 x H 8 cm. Materials: metal, magnets. Different finishes available. Please contact us. All our lamps ...