Floor Lamp in Glass, Brass and Lacquered Metal. Circa 1970

This floor lamp combines three emblematic materials of 1970s lighting design: glass, brass and lacquered metal. The vertical, slender structure rests on a sober metal base and culminates in a luminous device where glass dialogues with the warm brass accents.

1970s lighting furniture sought to combine function with strong visual signature. The floor lamps of this period, treated as functional sculptures, articulate space through their assertive verticality and the materiality of their assemblies. Brass, then a prestige material of modern decoration, signs the details here; glass brings lightness and luminous diffusion; lacquered metal ensures structure and graphic presence.

With slender dimensions (Width: 25 cm | Depth: 25 cm | Height: 189 cm), this floor lamp finds its place in a living room corner, a hotel lobby, a library or a stairwell, where it vertically structures the space while diffusing a refined indirect light.

A typical 1970s French mid-century lighting piece whose tripartite composition continues to enchant eclectic and contemporary interiors.