Maddalena Lamp by Matteo Thun for Bieffeplast, Stillight Series, Italy, 1985

Pair of lamps designed by Samuel Parker for Slamp in the 1990s, limited edition. Perfect accents for a lounge area, they work well as floor lamps or table lamps. Measuring 15.7" tall and 8.2" wide, the lamps are screen printed with delicate and dreamy vintage...

Large, sixteen inch tall, Murano glass vase made in Italy in 1987 by Matteo Thun for Barovier & Toso. Signed and dated by the designer. This vase has a sculptural, totem-like design ...

The Columbina Superba tea pot was designed by Matteo Thun for Memphis in 1982 (now out of production). This is a rare Artist proof: the iridescent blue color on the spout and the fee...

Imported from Germany, a mid-century 1950s lamp long attributed to Louis Kalff and now known to be Cosack Leuchten. The white metal shade with its biomorphic, organic form has an...

Be-Andon Japanese lantern-style table lamp by Masanori Umeda for Yamagiwa, 1996. Light grey parchment with silver square motif delivers a glowing light. Rewired American candelabra s...

Peacock chair by Riccardo Dalisi released in 1986 for Zanotta's Edizioni Series dedicated to limited edition artistic designs. Named Pavone, Italian for “peacock”, the bird after which it was designed. The fanned feathers are depicted with small yellow round circles at the crown-tipped back. The feet are bird-like and painted yellow. A peacock’s neck, head and beak descend down at the front of the seat and are punctuated by a coral-colored worm that we can imagine the peacock wrestling to its mouth. Made of steel, the chair has an unqualified strength of material with an undeniable poetry of design. The empty space counts as much as the tangible parts. Dalisi, an artist, architect, designer and poet at the forefront of early Italian radical...

Modern sculptural floor lamp model Chicago Tribune designed by Matteo Thun 1985 for Bieffeplast Padua, Italy. The floor lamp consists of grey and silve...

This postmodern floor lamp, named the Chicago Tribune, was designed by Matteo Thun and Andrea Lera in 1984 for Bieffeplast Padua, Italy. Combining elements of neoclassical design wit...

Matteo Thun was one of the co-founders of the Memphis group. This design movement brought shape, form and style throughout the 80s, later on the Italian designer worked as a creative...

Matteo Thun & Andrea Lera 'WWF Tower' floor lamp by Bieffeplast, Padua.

Modern sculptural floor lamp model Chicago Tribune designed by Matteo Thun 1985 for Bieffeplast Padua, Italy. The floor lamp consists of grey and silve...

A beautiful elegant floor lamp, designed by Matteo Thun and manufactured by Flos in Italy around 1990. This is a rare first edition of this iconic piece! It has a warm brown woode...