Aghia Lamp by Roberto Pamio. Ed. Leucos

The model 10524 lamp was conceived for Verre Lumiere in the 1970s with a captivating style and classic materials of its time. This versatile minimalist piece has a white opal glass spherical diffuser that illuminates spaces in all directions. This light stands on a metallic structure of the same color, which has small perforations arranged in an industrial pattern...

This original table lamp from the seventies is made up of two forms that talk and relate to each other according to their contrasts. On the one hand, there is a solid metal base, made of simple and robust shapes that assimilate a casing that, although it has an industrial appearance, also has a clear organic reference. On the other hand, a light-diffusing glass — - sphere peeks out from inside the piece with the characteristic fragility of the material in a gesture that creates warmth not only due to the temperature of the light but also due to the feeling of shelter that results from the harmonious coexistence between a cold material protecting the illuminating spirit of the sculpture. It is one of the most representative pieces of the vast work of the Italian-French sculptor and painter Giacomo Benevelli...

This elegant table lamp with sober synthetic lines inspired by nature, was made in the seventies. To this day, it is not only in excellent condition, but it has also known how to ada...

This interior floor lamp was designed at the end of the 80s but, as any piece of the great catalog of the Alessi brand, remains ageless to this day. Referencing the silhouette of ...

This serene Art Deco lamp is rustic in conception yet gentle in silhouette. It has a base made of wrought iron that displays, in its finishes, all the strength of a material that contrasts with the delicate glass...

This wooden lounge chair designed in the 1980s and produced by Pamco Triconfort is a faithful reminder of a simpler time both for its modernist influence and for its touches of tradi...

Step into the world of mid-century Italian design with the Aghia Lamp, a true masterpiece crafted by the renowned designer Roberto Pamio in collaboration wi...

Murano glass table lamp. Good conditions.

The "Medusa" lamp is an iconic design from Roberto Pamio for Leucos edited in 1967. This early edition posses still his original push switch. The base is in cast aluminuim. The globe in blown Murano glass. Both material contrast by their density, fragility and colour. Following this design, Roberto Pamio had also the same idea as his first design for Leucos, the "Gill" in 1962. It is made of a globe with its face flatten and whiten to make a diffuser out of its own piece of glass. As it's the crossroad between industrialization, craftsmanship and tradition, this blown glass Murano globe...

Pair of Roberto Pamio table lamps on a black metal base with a white, disk-shaped glass body. Labeled Murano on the back. For the electrification we assume no liability and no warranty.

Large table lamp model Concerto designed in 1977 by Roberto Pamio for Leucos. The diffuser is a large blown glass cylinder with conical recess, produced by Leucos in the best traditi...

Roberto Pamio Medusa A half-spherical white and transparent blown glass table lamp. On a cast iron base. Produced by Leucos, Italy. Circa 1970.