Bedside lamp LN-10, white plastic, black metal, by A. Gałecki, Zakłady Sprzętu Oświetleniowego Zaos, Poland, 1960s.
220 PLN
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The ZAOS LN-10 bedside lamp, designed by Apolinary Gałecki for Zakłady Sprzętu Oświetleniowego Zaos in Poland in the 1960s, is a striking example of utilitarian mid-century modern design from the era of the Polish People’s Republic. The lamp features a conical white plastic upper section, a hemispherical metal shade (available in black, blue, or red), and a matching colored metal base with a wide, stable profile. The finish emphasizes the contrast between the slightly yellowed white upper part and the saturated color of the metal elements. The smooth, glossy surface and visible fasteners highlight the industrial, functional character of the design, while the rotary knob enables precise adjustment of the shade’s angle. The fabric-covered power cord shows some typical age-related discoloration and wear, as do the shade and base, where small scratches attest to the lamp’s vintage authenticity. The price refers to a single piece. Condition: good, with original period details and minor signs of use.
This lamp speaks with the voice of the 1960s, a time when functionality met bold geometry and color. Its silhouette, blending the sharp angularity of the base with the inviting curve of the shade, evokes the optimism of postwar modernism in Eastern Europe. The ZAOS LN-10 tells the story of an era when even everyday objects were made to be durable, practical, and visually distinctive—suggesting that design can be democratic, accessible, and that color itself is a daily celebration.
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Height22 cm
Length15 cm
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Length15 cm
Height22 cm
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