This is a brutalist pendant lamp, designed and manufactured by Moe Bridges in the 1970s. The piece is a striking example of brutalist aesthetics, characterized by the use of raw, unprocessed materials and monumental design. The lamp combines a sculptural frame with multiple light points, resulting in an object that is both functional and artistic. The construction of the lamp consists of a combination of materials that create a strong visual contrast. The central frame is made of cast metal with a heavily textured, dark bronzed finish. From this frame, six slender arms of polished brass extend, each ending in a candle-shaped fitting. This combination of raw and refined elements is characteristic of designs from this period. The overall condition of the lamp is good and in accordance with its age and use. The original finish and patina have been preserved, contributing to the authentic character of the object. The lamp is an expressive piece that embodies the design movement of the seventies. This pendant lamp functions as a striking central element above a dining table or in a hallway with a high ceiling. The design fits well within an eclectic, industrial, or mid-century modern interior, where it adds a powerful architectural accent. 33cm diameter 40cm high 100cm high including chain
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsBlack, GoldMaterialMetal, BrassNumber of items1StyleVintageHeight40 cmWidth33 cmDepth33 cm