Lámpara francesa Eileen Gray modelo N71 para Jumo

Lámpara francesa Circa 1.950, realizada en mosaico irregular en naranja, verde y blanco, con fragmentos de azulejos de cerámica.

Lámpara modelo 6631 de Kaisser Idell

Lámpara oriental Circa 1.960, realizada en cerámica esmaltada policromada, con tapa y base de madera.

Lámpara oriental Circa 1.960, realizada en cerámica esmaltada policromada, con incrustaciones decorativas, con tapa y base de madera.

This desk lamp was designed by Eileen Gray and manufactured by Jumo, France in 1930s. A brass construction, features a gunmetal effect on the adjustable shade. The lamp remains in...

Fantastic brass and black metal desk lamp n°71 by Eileen Gray produced by Jumo in France ca. 1940s. The lamp consists of corrugated steel and the original black-painted and chromed b...

Grey table lamp by Eileen Gray for Jumo, midcentury Iconic lamp made from grey lacquered and chromed folded sheet metal. It is in good vintage ...

Eileen Gray was a significant designer and architect born in 1878 in Brownswood, Ireland. While in Paris, in the 1920s, Gray opened her own stores to sell her furniture pieces - and just a few years later, designed and built the iconic “E-1027” Modernist villa in the south of France along with frequent collaborator Jean Badovici. Whilst her earlier works were mostly figurative, she eventually became a proponent of Modernity, inspired by traditional Japanese craftsmanship and the geometric Dutch art movement known as De Stijl. Gray is best known for her revolutionary and innovative designs, such as this ‘Mermaid’ table...