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197 - Large table lamp or wall sconce. France, ca. 1970.
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€800 - 900Sale fees
Large table lamp or wall sconce. France, ca. 1970. Bamboo rods and double fabric shade. Comes with two light bulbs. New wiring. Measurements: 65 x 32 x 20 cm. The aesthetic of this lamp fully embodies the organic style that characterized French design in the late 1960s and 1970s, influenced by the rise of natural materials and an aesthetic that sought to integrate craftsmanship and modernity. The transparency of the frame, combined with the contrast between the natural texture of the bamboo and the softness of the fabric, gives the piece great visual richness even when the light is off, making it a true decorative element. During the 1960s and 1970s, bamboo and rattan established themselves as essential materials in European design, particularly in France and Italy. The influence of tropical interior design, the interest in sustainable materials, and the rise of the bohemian style fostered the creation of lamps and furniture that combined artisanal techniques with modern-inspired forms.
Auction details
18th November - Design & Decorative ObjectsAuction house
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