269 - Carlo Nason (born in 1935)

Carlo Nason (born in 1935) LP256 Pair of wall sconces Blown and molded glass panels H40 L40 P20 cm Born in Murano into a family of glassmakers, Carlo Nason developed a significant body of lighting work in the 1960s and 1970s, applying a modern, geometric style to blown glass. These LP256 wall sconces combine glassblowing and molding techniques to create a glass panel with a dynamic surface that diffracts and softens the light. Their square shape makes them graphic elements as much as light sources. Presented as a pair, they can be used to symmetrically frame a mirror, a bed, or an opening.