51 - Tina Leung

Tina Leung Innermost Lamp Metal and translucent plastic 1970s, United Kingdom H 170, W 50, D 50 cm (approx., based on a comparable model) . An extraordinary sculptural floor lamp designed by Tina Leung for the British design house Innermost. The lamp features an elaborate shade with organic forms, composed of multiple intertwined and undulating translucent elements. The whole forms a playful and almost ethereal composition, punctuated by long spiral strands that extend freely from the central structure. The expressiveness of this shade contrasts harmoniously with the remarkably slender metal stem and the discreet circular base, creating a captivating balance between organic complexity and minimalist geometry. When lit, the lamp casts a warm, subdued glow that filters through the tangle of swirls, highlighting its sculptural quality. Even when unlit, it retains a remarkable presence as a design object in its own right. A striking example of experimental lighting design, combining an unconventional approach to materials with a visual language that is both expressive and poetic. Condition: Vintage condition with signs of use. The lamp works perfectly, as shown in the photos