Danish tripod floor lamp in metal and cocoon shade By Klingele for Artimeta 1957

Super rare Swedish floor lamp ceramic, wood and brass by Sonja katzin for Asea, 1950s the lamp is in perfect condition. the base is made of ceramic and wood, and brass, three brass ...

Midcentury vintage gooseneck floor lamp in teak and beech with glass and fabric shade by Marksljöd Sweden, 1950s Designer: Marksljöd AB Sweden original Lamp shade is in a great vin...

Stunning atmospheric tripod Cocoon floorlamp. Elegant, timeless and it blends with lost of interior styles. It's in a very good condition, both chrome and lampshade. Designer Friedel Wauer, was a pioneering German lampshade manufacturer and designer, widely recognized as the "grandfather of cocoon lamps". Company: Wauer founded the company Goldkant-Leuchten (initially named Cocoon-Leuchten International) in Germany in 1946. The company operated until 1994. Innovation: He is credited by peers and the Italian lighting company FLOS with developing a groundbreaking technique in 1952 for applying a specialized synthetic polymer spray onto a metal wireframe to create lampshades. This process was inspired by a silk worm's "self-wrapping" and the material itself was originally developed for "mothballing" naval ships. Design Legacy: Wauer's innovative approach led to over 400 foundational models in approximately 1,000 variations, ranging from modern to traditional designs. Influence: While George Nelson used...

Swedish mid-century floor lamp, model 2619, designed by Eje Ahlgren for LUCO Armaturfabrik in Gothenburg in the 1950s. This iconic piece was Ahlgren’s breakthrough as a lighting desi...