This refined "Triana" floor lamp is a quintessential icon of 1980s Italian postmodernism. Designed by award-winning duo Perry King & Santiago Miranda for the prestigious lighting manufacturer Arteluce, it perfectly embodies the era's fascination with high-tech elegance and sculptural geometry. A unique opportunity for collectors: set of two glass shades What sets this particular piece apart is the presence of two original, interchangeable glass lampshades. Finding both original versions preserved together is extremely rare. Design Features The lamp features an elegant black lacquered stem that extends to a broad, architectural base. A distinctive feature is the innovative integrated sliding dimmer located on the base, which allows for continuous adjustment of the light. This tactile element was a hallmark of Arteluce's commitment to combining avant-garde aesthetics with functional precision. Designer: Perry King & Santiago Miranda Santiago Miranda Manufacturer: Arteluce (Italy) Model: Triana Year: 1985 Materials: Lacquered steel, textured glass, frosted glass. The Triana floor lamp, produced by Arteluce in the 1980s, is a celebrated Italian design by Perry King and Santiago Miranda. Here are its main features: Design: Created by the duo King & Miranda, the lamp stands out for its modern style typical of the 1980s. Materials: Made of metal with a glass diffuser. Some variants of the Triana series (particularly the wall versions) feature interchangeable Murano glass plates. Style: This is an iconic floor lamp, often sought-after on the high-end and vintage second-hand market.
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SILVER Seller in Salerno, Italy
