Lighting

“KOBE” floor lamp made of bamboo strips strung on a brown lacquered metal frame with an orange canvas.

This Temde pendant lamp with a sisal shade is a beautiful example of natural elegance and rustic charm, produced by the exclusive German-Swiss brand Temde AG. The lamp is height-adjustable to a length of 90 centimetres using an original pull-out mechanism, making it ideal for spaces such as living rooms, dining areas or bedrooms.

Beautiful lamp from the 1960s designed by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan based in Åhus, Sweden. Thanks to the filter under the cover, the lamp provides a beautiful soft light. Metal brass base and plastic cap.

The height-adjustable, 90-degree swivel desk lamp is designed by Massimo Iosa Ghini. The fuselage rests on a chrome circular chrome base, in which the switch is attached. The lamp named 'Simonetta' was made for B Lux and dates back to 1989.

The design of the red-brown seven-light ceiling lamp, with a candle light at each end of the copper-coloured arms, takes us to Italy. Made in the 1950s, you end up with Stilnovo and Arteluce when it comes to design. Seven reddish brown curved leaves fan out between the arms for decoration.

The industrial grey Dazor desk/work light on a heavy base can both rotate and tilt and is easy to look like on the work table of an architectural firm. The two fluorescent tubes can be switched on or off with a simple push of a button. Minor damage on the cover.

The lamp with the fiberglass shade was designed by Louis Kalff for Philips in the 1950s. The shape of the shade is inspired by a UFO and is in perfect condition.

White matt nickel-plated brass, opaline glass floor lamp, called 'Clitunno', designed by Vico Magistretti for Artemide, 1960s.

The Hot Kroon table lamp is one of the best-known designs by Dutch designer Piet Boon and was specially designed for the Dutch designer label Maretti Design. This 2008 3-arm version consists of a heavy metal base, which is manually coated with polyurethane (a strong but flexible plastic), giving each lamp its own unique shape.

These special white lacquered standing lamps are from the Efekti series, produced by Stockmann — Orno Oy in Finland. Each lamp was numbered and the design number for this item is 930-404. According to the catalog, the design dates from 1982. The design was designed by Finnish designer Heikki Turunen

The red, era-defining desk lamp/table lamp, model Ring A400, designed by Bruno Gecchelin for ARTELUCE, is crafted with a distinctively high quality. It features a deep red finish with black plastic elements and was produced around 1979.

This design classic, the 'Timor 69' desk lamp, was designed in the 1950s by renowned architect and designer Louis Kalff and produced by Philips in the 1960s. Made of brass, it is one of Kalff’s signature UFO-shaped lamps. The Philips label is stamped into the base.

The iconic design classic ‘Panthella,’ designed by Verner Panton for manufacturer Louis Poulsen. This is the original 1971 version.

Striking minimalist metal desk lamp with model name M2, designed by Floris Fiedeldij and only produced for a short time around 1960 by Artimeta (Soest, Netherlands). This lamp is documented in the 1960 Artimeta catalog.

Tripod lamp for on a dresser, dressing table or bedside table.

You don't often come across a hanging lamp from the Bumling series with a diameter of 48 centimeters. This brass hanging lamp dates from the 1960s. The 'Bumling' model is a design by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan, located in Åhus in Sweden.