Pair of Arenzano Tre Fiamme Lamps, Ignazio Gardella, 1960

LTE6 floor lamps, designed by Ignazio Gardella for Azucena, are a perfect example of elegance and innovation in Italian design. These extraordinary lighting pieces combine elegant s...

Arenzano table lamp, design by Ignazio Gardella for Azucena, Italy, 1965. Designed in 1956 and named after the Ligurian town where Gardella made several buildings, this lamp is a fin...

Adjustable floor lamp, steel and glass, Zonca, 1970, height adjustable, with a wheel mechanism. Slight signs due to time and wear.

LTE8 floor lamp, designed by Ignazio Gardella in 1956 for Azucena. Composed of a Carrara marble base, painted brass rod and molded glass diffuser, it represents the perfect balance o...

Coppa Aperta embodies the Milanese design cleverness of the 1950s. With a simple industrial glass, used to illuminate the old trams of the city of Milan, the two designer friends cre...

Italian floor lamp from the 60s. The shade of the lamp is made of white Perspex and decorated with a classic 60s pattern in yellow, red, blue and black. The steel frame is painted bl...

This elegant floor lamp, designed by Ignazio Gardella in 1956, consists of a brass stem held by a marble base and three glass elements for lighting. The saucer glass is mouth blown and satin finish. The three curved lampshades give the lamp an almost fleural appearance. Ignazio Gardella was an important Italian architect, a representative of Italian modernism. His creative work includes not only architectural designs, but also lighting and furniture. In 1996, at the Venice Architecture Biennale, he was awarded a Golden Lion...

COD-CV169 Ignazio Gardella (1905-1999) "Arenzano" model floor lamp with beautiful curved steel arms. High central stem, three large opaline glass diffusers, large marble base. Azuc...