AtKris Studio Table Lamps

A sculptural interplay between primitive expression and mid-century refinement, this table lamp by Gianni Pinna offers a compelling visual narrative in wood, glaze, and brass. Produc...

Carlo Nason’s collaborations with Mazzega resulted in some of the most intriguing sculptural lighting designs to emerge from Murano in the 20th century. This pair of LT301 “Iceberg” ...

Carlo Nason’s Minosse table lamp for Linea GB embodies the designer’s talent for transforming Murano glass into sculptural forms of light. Originating in the 1960s, this model is doc...

A study in material contrast and spatial interplay, this LT323 table lamp by Carlo Nason exemplifies the poetic clarity of Italian modernist lighting. Designed in the 1970s and produ...

Roberto Pamio & Renato Toso’s designs often combine clear lines with a refined play of material and light. This table lamp, produced by Leucos in Italy, exemplifies their collaborati...

A subtle glow and refined geometry come together in this set of two “Fatua” table lamps by Guido Rosati for Fontana Arte. Designed in the 1970s, these lamps quietly express the Itali...

A poetic object designed with purpose, the ‘Flora’ by Carlo Nason merges two functions into one refined gesture. Produced by Linea GB in the 1970s, this hybrid piece functions both a...

A rare and playful design by Elvio Becheroni from the early 1970s, the table lamp reflects a moment when Italian lighting moved boldly into sculptural territory. Referenced in Luce L...

This “Osso” table lamp by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, designed in the 1970s, doesn’t follow a formal outline—it builds its presence through texture, opacity, and glow. Design The form ...

The Rhino lamp by Christian Dufay for Abode stands as a striking exploration of form and material. This sculptural piece captures attention with its fluid curves and structural balance, offering an interplay between light and shadow that transforms any space. Design Drawing from both mid-century and contemporary influences, the lamp merges organic inspiration with minimalist design. Dufay’s creation recalls the ethereal quality of Isamu Noguchi’s lanterns...

Barovier & Toso, established in Murano, Italy, is one of the world’s most distinguished glassmaking companies with centuries of heritage in creating refined lighting and decorative g...

Crafted by La Murrina, these table lamps showcase a modern interpretation of Murano glass artistry, emphasizing form and elegance. Design The subtle inward curl or spiraled shape gi...

Carlo Nason’s table lamp model LT 354, designed in the 1960s and produced by AV Mazzega, exemplifies mid-century modern design, blending clean lines with high-quality craftsmanship. ...

Gino Vistosi was a visionary Italian designer known for his innovative approach to glasswork, particularly in the realm of lighting design. Born into a family with deep roots in the ...

We are in love with this Table Lamp 'Boletus' by Mario Ticco for Venini; a striking piece that epitomizes Italian design excellence from the 1970s. This exquisite lamp is not merely ...

The lovely shape of the twisted Murano glass and the pink that slightly tends to red as soon as the lamp is turned on is an experience in itself. The technique used to create this la...

Table lamp in Murano glass by Carlo Nason for Mazzega.As a descendant of a family that has specialized in making Murano glass for generations, it was Carlo Nason who changed his cour...

Gae Aulenti was a very versatile and talented architect who undoubtedly occupied an illustrious position in the history of design. An alumna of Politecnico di Milano, she has completed a series of prestigious projects during her long career spanning more than fifty years. For example, Aulenti was responsible for redesigning the Musée d'Orsay and creating a space for the Musée National d'Art Moderne in the Center Pompidou in Paris.In addition to these projects of an architectural nature, Aulenti has managed to leave a mark in the world of interior design with a multitude of furniture, lamps and objects. Many of these objects starred as backdrops in films and advertisements. Take, for example, the Locus Solus garden set in the 1969 classic La Piscine with Alain Delon, Romy Schneider and a young Jane Birkin. This will be an indelible memory for a design-loving audience. Design Aulenti made this table lamp called Poveglia for Vetreria Vistosi. An Italian manufacturer specializing in decorative lighting made of blown glass. The lamp consists of two separate parts. The round and transparent base, which is marked on the inside with a blue made-in-Italy label, has a notch. A yellow hood is attached to the base by a cold connection and shows a beautiful murrine drawing. This murrine technique is one of the most complicated and time-consuming techniques. The artist first coats a center rod with a variety of colorful glass liquids. This rod exhibits rainbow cross...

Schröder 2000 table or desk lamp by Max Schumacher from Germany. This lamp is designed by Max Schumacher in 1934 and manufactured by Werner Schröder in Lobenstein. This lamp is truly in the Bauhaus style and has a very clean and functional design. The lamp is clearly marked under the stand with MSW Schröder Lobenstein...

Table or desk lamp with messing structure and white lacquered ceramic lampshade, Italy 1970s/1980s. It has a cylindrical foot in metal and white lacq...

Nice Adjustable 'Aggregate' table lamp by Enzo Mari and Giancarlo Fassina for Artemide, the 1970s. This lamp is an impressive addition to your table or desk. The base is made from bl...

Rare Metalarte table lamp by André Ricard, Spain, 1960s. This lamp is in height adjustable and the lampshade can be turned. The lamp is white with a metal...

Minimalist Philips desk lamp by Gebrüder Cosack, Germany 1950's . This lamp has a hood of white lacquered aluminium, a cast iron foot and a curved brass base. This lamp is very styli...