A floor-to-ceiling lamp from the 1970s, characterised by an essential vertical structure fitted with four adjustable light sources. The long chrome-plated stem and spherical spotlights create a technical and functional design, reflecting the experimentation with modular and flexible lighting that characterised the period.The structure is made of chrome-plated metal and features a telescopic system that allows its height to be adjusted and the lamp to be secured between floor and ceiling. Four chrome-plated spotlights are individually mounted along the stem and can be oriented to direct the light in different directions. The exposed black coiled cables connect each light and become an integral part of the technical language of the design.The possibility of adjusting both the position of the spotlights and the direction of the light makes the lamp particularly versatile, allowing it to provide general illumination or highlight specific areas of an interior. Its strong vertical presence and minimal footprint give the lamp an architectural quality, reflecting the 1970s approach to lighting as a flexible element integrated into the surrounding space.Condition: Good overall condition, with minor signs of wear and some areas of rust.Dimensions: Width 13.5 cm - Depth 20 cm - Height 210/400 cmRef.: L0890
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsSilverMaterialMetalNumber of items1Height400 cmWidth14 cmDepth20 cmSigns of usageRust, Scratches