Table Lamp "the moon under the hat" by Man Ray, 1973

Lamp - Manufactura Italiana - 1970 Metal and plexiglass Measure: H66.5xD18cm.  

Lamp by Jean-François Crochet Edition Terzani, circa 1990 Steel and glass Measures: H: 90cm x 8 cm.    

Set of 2 table lamps called Lampadina by Achille Castiglioni 1st edition / Flos - 1972 Glass and steel Dimensions: 24 x 12 cm.  

Tegola lamp by Bruno Gecchelin 1st Skipper edition, circa 1970 Metal and marble Dimensions: H66.  

Smoke lamp - Romeo Réga Circa 1970 Stainless steel and plexiglass Totality with lampshade: H60 x W36 x P28cm Base: L22 x P18cm.

Violet lamp - Romeo Réga Circa 1970 Stainless steel and plexiglass Totality with lampshade: H70xL40,5xP40,5cm Base : L24xP24cm.

'Rue Férou' Table Lamp by Man Ray for Simon Gavina. Designed and manufactured in Italy, circa the 1970s. A thick cardstock shade folds onto an all-brass tabl...

Designed in 1972 - Paradisoterrestre Edition Materials: brass-plated metal structure, cardboard canvas light diffuser Colours: diffuser in white, black, green, blue “A flash of joy and poetry. The simplest directional lampshade in history meets the objet trouvé. The perfect object was born.” In the studio located in Rue Férou...

Moon Table Lamp by KNGB Dimensions: W 20 x H 20 cm Material: Wood, LED LED 2700°k 7w integrated. KNGB, design studio has been based in Roubaix since 2014, within the former heart of...

Small the hat lamp by Kilzi Dimensions: D 16 x W 17 x H 23 cm. Materials: oak, cherry and meranti wood. Materials may vary. All our lamps can be wired ...

Big the hat lamp by Kilzi Dimensions: D 20 x W 21 x H 32 cm. Materials: oak, cherry and meranti wood. Materials may vary. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance. The “hat” lamps have a volcano shaped top piece in opaque oak wood, with a small opening at the tip. The light runs down to the lower part of the piece creating a floating illusion. This again moving shape is composed of a crooked axis cylinder and a non symmetrical lathed section. Jorge Suárez-Kilzi was born in Venezuela to immigrant parents of Spanish and Syrian descent. His collection of works is signed under his mother’s last name, Kilzi, which is also often used to describe a person who works with plaster and chalk-unconsciously leading Jorge down a path he was destined for. The name has a link to a hard childhood in movement, to an immigrant background, to Latin American and its vernacular arts, to a sense of movement and evolution. As a grown man, the sensibilities of his childhood took him all the way to Japan, where worked as an architect in the offices of Sejima+Nishizawa Associated Architects/ SANAA and Junya Ishigami. Swiss architecture, which seemed in contrast, firm and steady, called upon him on a different basis, a return to order but also a reconnection to nature. A recent trip to Mexico and the mesoamericas, felt to Jorge as forgiveness to his early history and aesthetics. Driven by years of immersion in exotic culture and architectural experience, in 2018, he made the decision to become a freelance architect and artist, going from fields of architectural visualisations to ceramics and furniture, giving special attention to drawings and decorative motives. Every piece is expressed in simple forms and delicate emotions, where fluid silhouettes accompany each other like a soul in companionship. Jorge’s recent creation is titled “Mush” Lamps...

Inspired by the Classic lines of a sconce, this elegant table lamp features a handmade metal structure with a polished brass finish and a glass semi-spherical top in precious Murano glass. This three-light lamp...