Architect: Hana Kučerová-Záveská</br>This restored Bauhaus floor lamp is a striking example of 1930s Czech design, attributed to Hana Kučerová-Záveská. The piece exemplifies the era's commitment to functionalism, combining clean geometric lines with a refined material palette. The lamp features a slender, tubular chrome frame that arcs gracefully to suspend a spherical white glass shade. A distinctive element is the integrated circular shelf, crafted from rich walnut with a striking starburst veneer pattern, which mirrors the design of the weighted base. The contrast between the warm, figured wood and the cool, polished metal creates a sophisticated visual tension characteristic of the period. The piece remains in great condition, having been carefully restored to preserve its structural integrity and aesthetic appeal. The chrome retains a bright finish, and the walnut surfaces display a beautiful, even patina. The glass shade is intact, providing a soft, diffused light. This floor lamp serves as both a functional lighting fixture and a sculptural statement piece. Its elegant profile and integrated table make it an ideal addition to a reading nook or beside a lounge chair in a modernist or contemporary interior. Ref.: 3451
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrown, Silver, WhiteMaterialGlass, Wood, ChromeNumber of items1Height166 cmWidth40 cmDepth45 cm