Mega large Rock Lamp "Dora" by André Cazenave, Atelier A, France, 1969.

Large Floor Lamp with Chrome Stem and 3 Light Fittings in the Shade by Temde Beautiful floor lamp with a Chrome stem and a glass base made by Temde. The lamp has 3 light points, 2 ...

Trombone II, aluminum floor lamp by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup in 1966 - a beautiful Danish midcentury floor lamp in very good vintage condition. A sleek shaped floor lamp with ...

Sputnik floor lamp by Doria Leuchten, Germany, 1970s. This beautiful Doria floor lamp is originally from 1970. A glass sphere with air bubbles as the shade of the lamp. The gold accents give this lamp a classy look. 1 Sustainable: environmentally conscious By supplementing your interior with vintage furniture you are environmentally conscious. This is because no new raw materials need to be used for this product. When you choose vintage, you use what is already there, and that makes it sustainable. You may not give the piece of furniture a second, but even a third or fourth life. Vintage furniture is often high-quality products that last a number of lives for a reason. 2 Vintage has a story There is a story behind every vintage product. Some furniture has a rich history and with some the story is still visible or tangible. The signs of wear give a glimpse into the life of the previous owner. This beautiful lamp fits in different living styles! Doria Leuchten was founded in Sonnfeld near Coburg Germany, just after the Second World War in 1945 by Walter Donner...

Vintage Rocket floor lamp by Josef Hurka Napako, 1950s This special 'Rocket' floor lamp has made a long journey from the Czech Republic. The fut...