Swiss Lighting

A Swiss-made 1960s floor lamp by Temde Leuchten, Switzerland. This lamp consists of nine frosted glass globes and a white enamel metal base and stem. A real statement piece, wheth...

Switzerland modern satin steel and white plastic details large vertical Chandelier Atomic by Haussmann for Swiss Lamps, 1970s Elegant and fan...

Iris Fabian Bolliger’s “iris” Is An Exquisite Homage To The Human Eye, One Of Nature’s Most Extraordinary Creations. This Lighting Wall Design Piece Transcends Mere Functionality, T...

Kueng Caputo is a Zurich, Switzerland based design practice comprised of Lovis Caputo and Sarah Kueng. Their material adventures are often rooted in the complexities of crafts techni...

Ambrosia Pendant Lamp in Cast Resin & Metal Hardware by Joseph Algieri Dimensions: Ø 38,1 x H 127 cm. Materials: Cast resin, resin, and metal. All our lamps can be wired according t...

Particles come together to become something new. The artists melt PS-particles in different colors into a sheet and bend it. The sheet is lit up by the neon tube...

Cristian Andersen (*1974) has been working at the interface between design and sculpture for a long time. His works are, among other things, often produced using the casting process,...

This exceptionally rare and adjustable desk lamp by BAG Turgi exemplifies the highest standards of Swiss mid-century design. The lamp features a bold red lacquered metal shade with r...

Cristian Andersen (*1974) has been working at the interface between design and sculpture for a long time. His works are, among other things, often produced using the casting process, whereby a wide variety of materials such as ceramics, concrete or polyester-polyurethane are used and often color pigments are added. In addition to experimenting with the above-mentioned casting techniques, metalworking is also often used in Andersen’s implementation. His works are in the collections of the Danish Art Council, the Collection of the City and Canton of Zurich, Zabludowicz Collection, Mark H. Getty Collection London, Speyer Family Collection New York, Zürcher Kantonalbank, Credit Suisse...

Designer: Hans Eichenberger Switzerland Cross-leg chrome plated floor lamp. In excellent condition. Adjustable in height.

Introducing the Stem Floor Lamp with Glass Sphere, crafted by BAG Turgi, Switzerland. This minimalistic floor lamp showcases a sleek and understated design that effortlessly blends f...

Exceptional light object named 'Fifty Fifty’ in very good condition. The lamp can be used as a table lamp, floor lamp and sconce. Designed by Paul Talman...

Hanging Steel Ball The Inspiration Drawn From Newton’s Pendulum Is Palpable In The Piece’s Elegant Form And The Poised Balance It Achieves. Initially...

A striking 1960s globe floor lamp attributed to German-Swiss manufacturer Temde Leuchten. The white circular globe suspends from an arched frame composed of black plywood. Notches al...

Swiss hanging two bulb light fixture. Carved linden wood, glass eyes. 29" wing span, 16" body, 6" plus hanging chain. Rewired. Part of the Brienz Collection but not published. Perio...

60s 70s Lamp light floor lamp Temde Space Age Design Object: floor lamp Manufacturer: Temde Condition: good Age: around 1960-1970 Dimensions: Diameter = 52.5cm Hei...

Large Chrome and Glass Table Lamp Temde Switzerland, 1970s Impressive table/floor lamp in very good condition. Manufactured by Temde in the 1970s This...

The Halo-Mobil floor lamp by Rico and Rosemarie Baltensweiler was designed in the 1970s. Our version comes with a marble base. This arched floor ...

X-Large chrome tubular wall or ceiling lamp produced by Temde Leuchten / Lightings in Switzerland ca. 1970s 13 bulbs standard E14. Very good condition. Highly decorative.

Introducing a true marvel of Space Age design, the Floor Lamp by BAG Turgi, Switzerland. This exceptional piece effortlessly combines bold aesthetics and innovative craftsmanship, re...

1950's floor lamp by Rosemarie & Rico Baltensweiler, Switzerland. Very versatile lamp. Adjustments at 3 points, floor, mid lamp and at the shade.

A vertically telescoping floor lamp with shade on a pivoting neck.

A wrought iron lamp with a organic form and leaf.

Captivating BAG Turgi table lamp! 🧡 Featuring a vibrant orange painted frame and a mesmerizing clear iridescent glass sphere, this lamp is a true work of art. Model 192 508 by BAG T...

A Swiss-made 1960s floor lamp by Temde Leuchten, Switzerland. This lamp consists of nine frosted glass globes and a white enamel metal base and stem. A real statement piece, whether...

Refined minimalist floor lamp designed by Dieter Schulz for Wohnbedarf AG, Switzerland, 1957. This elegant and compact model features a solid brass weighted base, a black lacquered a...

Brass chandelier from the mid-20th century. Dimensions: height 92 cm / width 57 cm / depth 54 cm.

The Fun 1TM Table lamp was designed by Verner Panton during the 1960s. Our version is an original edition from the first producer, J. Lüber (Switzerland). This wonderful round tab...

Authentic vintage Swiss produced desk lamp, 1950s. This lamp features an aluminum lampshade and heavy base. The angle and height of the lamp shade can be adjusted. Condition...

Swiss work Floor lamp, Stuttgart, circa 1987 Black lacquered metal and steel wire, reflector sliding on two taut cables Publisher's label "design 87 - Stuttgart". Height 184 x Wid...

Ambrosia Floor Lamp in Cast Resin & Metal Hardware by Joseph Algieri Dimensions: Ø 30,5 x H 91,4 cm. Materials: Cast resin, resin, and metal. All our lamps can be wired according to...

Cristian Andersen (*1974) has been working at the interface between design and sculpture for a long time. His works are, among other things, often produced using the casting process,...

Cristian Andersen (*1974) has been working at the interface between design and sculpture for a long time. His works are, among other things, often produced using the casting process, whereby a wide variety of materials such as ceramics, concrete or polyester-polyurethane are used and often color pigments are added. In addition to experimenting with the above-mentioned casting techniques, metalworking is also often used in Andersen’s implementation. His works are in the collections of the Danish Art Council, the Collection of the City and Canton of Zurich, Zabludowicz Collection, Mark H. Getty Collection London, Speyer Family Collection New York, Zürcher Kantonalbank, Credit Suisse...