Roqueta & Jové Zeleste lamps for Snark Editions, 1975

A tall, chromed table lamp with fabric shade, embellished on the base with a sporadic engraved pattern of small crosses. Recently rewired and PAT tested to UK standards. Lamp in goo...

Gio Ponti (1881-1979) was a Milanese architect, industrial and furniture designer, artist and publisher. He was a pivotal figure in the Italian design and manufacturing industry founding Il Labirinto with Lancia, Buzzi, Marelli, Venini and Chiesa in order to produce high-quality furniture and objects. He also founded Domus magazine which helped contextualise and promote the work of Italian designers and manufacturers around the world. Throughout his career he designed many icons but is perhaps most known for the symbol of modern Milan, the Pirelli skyscraper, in 1956. His furniture has always drawn deeply from Italian traditions and given them a modern edge. This gorgeous lamp is a great example of that. Made from two elements, a textured green aluminium conical base which rises into a delicate opal...

Large Olympe table lamp designed by Harvey Guzzini for ED, Italy 1970s. The demilune shade is particularly pleasing lit, a half moon of ambient light through semi-opaque acrylic. It ...

Large Olympe table lamp designed by Harvey Guzzini for ED, Italy 1970s. The demilune shade is particularly pleasing lit, a half moon of ambient light through semi-opaque acrylic. It ...

The late Ingo Maurer (1932-2019), founder of design company Design M in Munich, designed intriguing lighting for over 40 years. His output is distinctive in form and concept. His des...

The late Ingo Maurer (1932-2019), founder of design company Design M in Munich, designed intriguing lighting for over 40 years. His output is distinctive in form and concept. His des...

Zeleste table lamp by Àngel Jové, Santiago Roqueta Dimensions: D 22 x H 42 cm Materials: Alabaster. Inspired by an Art Déco design, Zeleste is reminisc...

Made of solid white alabaster, as an illuminated grail, Zeleste is reminiscent of Barcelona’s night life, with a story that takes us back to the early seventies. A year after Red May...

A lofty debate between light and shadow. In the midst of the Spanish transition to democracy, a fresh, provocative group of artists and architects began to sow the seeds of what would later become a multi-colour explosion of modern night bars, very popular in the early 1980s, contrasting with Barcelona’s grey, mundane paronama at the time. Àngel Jové was one of those urban conspirators. The lamp refers to the biblical story of the unfinished Tower of Babel, where humans were divided into linguistic groups, victims of their ambition. The Babel lamp...

Babel alabaster table lamp by Àngel Jové. Dimensions: D 30 x H 40.5 cm. Materials: Alabaster. Babel, whose name comes from the biblical story of the un...

A miniature version for a more intimate ambience. The pocket edition of the Básica lamp combines sturdiness and lightness. The shade and finish are available in two unique versions. The first features a bronze finish base and a pleated natural parchment lampshade. The second version has a nickel finish base and a ribbon-stitched lampshade...

Rare 'Alcinoo' table lamp designed by Gae Aulenti for Artemide, Italy, 1975. Sculptural shape out of hand blown glass in a metal 'net structure' in a large monumental size. The lamp ...