The Treetops Lamp, part of the Memphis Milano collection, is a masterpiece by the renowned designer Ettore Sottsass, created in the year 1981.
This floor lamp is made of painted metal, with a cast iron base that ensures its stability. Its design features an adjustable light point, allowing the user to direct the illumination according to their needs
With a height of 195 cm, the Treetops lamp becomes an imposing piece of lighting and decoration. This lamp represents the distinctive and avant-garde character of the Memphis artistic movement, to which Sottsass contributed significantly.
It comes with a certificate of authenticity and a warranty seal that supports its origin and quality.
Dimensions: W 75 x D 24 x H 195 cm
Bibliography Philippe Thomé, Ettore Sottasaa, Phaison-Electa, 2014, pp. 500.
Icónica lámpara de pie mod. “Polifemo” diseñada por Angelo Lelli (Italia, 1911-1979) y editado por Arredoluce, Italia, 1956. Fabricado en metal lacado con base de mármol, latón y metacrilato. Editado por Arredoluce, 1956.Publicado en Arredoluce Catalogue Ragionato 1943-1987, Pansera, Padoan, Palmaghini, Ed. Silvana Editoriale, página 174.
Pair of lamps mod LT 226 designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega. Made of colored glass. Composed of a central structure that serves as a vase. Italy 1960 Measurements: Diameter 37 x H 39 cm
Pair of lamps mod. Barnaba designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia. Italy 1970s. Round chromed metal base with wires of different sizes. Handmade Murano glass stone.
Mod. Atomic suspension lamp designed by Robert Haussmann and produced by Swiss. Structure made of anodized aluminum and plastic connectors, with 108 light points. Italy 1969.
Floor lamp designed by Stilnovo, composed of five point lights. Structure in black lacquered iron with brass finishes, white and red opaline lampshades and marble base. Italy 1950.
Suspension lamp model “Poliedri” designed by Carlo Scarpa and edited by Venini. Structure made of lacquered metal composed of unique pieces in Murano glass. Italy 1950s.
Measurements: Diameter 50 x H 30 cm
References:
G. Gramigna, Repertorio del design italiano 1950-2000, Allemandi, 2003.
«Foglio» model wall lights designed by Tobia Scarpa for Flos. Italy 1960s.
Afra (1937-2011) and Tobia (1935-) Scarpa studied at the Venice Institute of Architecture. Tobia first worked for the Italian glass manufacturer Venini. Starting in 1960, the couple opened their own design office which they designed for numerous important Italian and international companies such as Flos, Gavina, B&B Italia, Cassina, Knoll International and many interior projects for numerous companies around the world. His work includes architecture and everyday items such as furniture and clothing.
Measurements: W 38 x D 10 x H 21 cm
Bibliography
Afra e Tobia Scarpa. Architetti 1959-1999. Tobia Scarpa. Architetto 2009-2009
Pair of sconces made with brass structure and hand carved murano glass. Italian manufacture.
Measurements: W 14 x D 20 x H 35 cm
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