Floor lamp by Sergio Moscheni for Selenova, 1970s. In the world of design there are creations that transcend mere functionality and become true works of art. One of them is this lamp, a brilliant piece of lighting innovation that emerged from the Selenova production in 1972. Imagine it: a large floor lamp that stands tall and proud, a sculpture of light and metal that attracts attention in any room. Its design is nothing short of breathtaking, a harmonious fusion of form and function that transports you to a world of timeless elegance. The lamp is an intricate dance of tubular elements, each at different heights and angles, waiting to be adjusted at your whimsical command. With a delicate touch, you can direct each arm as you wish, creating new shapes and dimensions of light that dance playfully in your space. It's not just a lamp, it's a symphony of lighting, a choreography of brilliance. The materials used in its creation speak of its exquisite workmanship. The structure is in sparkling chromed brass, it captures the light and reflects it in a dazzling show of opulence. Every curve, every line, every intersection is a testament to the meticulous attention to detail that went into its creation. It is a statement of luxury and sophistication. The base of the lamp is a marvel with a square section, carved in white marble with veins that tell stories of ancient worlds and timeless beauty. The marble base is the anchor of this ethereal creation. This floor lamp is more than just a light source, it is an emotional experience. It's a testament to the power of design to evoke feelings of awe and wonder. Bibliography: "Mettiamo su casa insieme", supplement to the magazine Abitare 117-118, August-September 1973, p. 16.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
