Red folding table lamp by Lamsar Spain 1970's

A striking example of Spanish Space Age design, the Galaxia table lamp was produced by FASE in the 1970s. Renowned for its innovative approach to lighting, FASE crafted this piece wi...

Pair of Doddó Sconces by Eduardo Albors for Lamsar (1973) – Vintage Space Age Lighting This rare pair of Doddó sconces, designed by Eduardo...

The FASE Mini table lamp is a distinctive piece from the renowned Spanish lighting manufacturer FASE, known for its innovative and high-quality designs. This lamp embodies the elegan...

The Anade table lamp by Metalarte, designed by Josep Llusca in the 1980s, is a remarkable piece that combines minimalist design with functional versatility. Known for its clean lines...

"Colorín is a lamp that was dreamed rather than designed. At the time, I was designing wooden toys (construction toys, vehicles) for small children, u...

Fantástica lámpara con doble punto de luz modular sobre rail y abatible en soporte para techo o pared , diseñada por Eduardo Albors para Lamsar en los a...

“Colorín is a lamp that was dreamed rather than designed. At that time, I designed wooden toys (construction toys, vehicles) for small children, using turned woods lacquered in basic colours and assembled with simple systems such as rods, dowels…,” explains designer Eduardo Albors. “I suppose that, through what they call ‘professional deformation’, I imagined this lamp in my dreams. I got up and I drew it just as the final result would be.” Colorín is a table lamp created by Eduardo Albors in 1979 and produced by the Valencian lighting firm Lamsar. Comprising simple geometric shapes assembled and lacquered in primary colours, this lamp, as is completely logical after the explanation given by its inventor, is reminiscent of wooden construction toys. Eduardo Albors was born in Valencia in 1949. He studied Applied Arts and Business and is an Industrial Designer. Albors founded Caps I Mans...

Large table lamp produced by Carpyen, Spain, 1970s. Minimal design with a black metal base and opal glass globe supported at the base. Light intensity can be regulated.