Cascading pendant lamp, white glass, metal, Poland, 1970s.
850 PLN
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This 1970s cascading pendant lamp exemplifies vintage lighting crafted from glass and metal, embodying the mid-century modern aesthetic. It features five spherical opaline glass shades in a milky white hue, each suspended at varying heights from slender, neutral cords attached to a round white ceiling canopy. The metallic fittings—likely chrome or brushed steel—offer a subtle, reflective accent. Each globe measures approximately 14–15 cm in diameter, with the overall arrangement standing 120 cm tall and 30 cm wide. The lamp offers adjustable drop lengths, making it versatile for different spaces. The condition is described as good; one of the globes is slightly different in size, emphasizing its vintage authenticity, with no visible cracks or significant damage. This lamp echoes the spirit of the 1970s, when geometry and light converged in everyday interiors and opaline glass softened spatial contours. The cascading arrangement of globes recalls the era’s penchant for dynamic, multi-level forms—designs that gently illuminated rather than dominated a room. Each globe tells a story of a time when lighting was considered a vital element of atmosphere—softly diffused, inviting one to pause. Such a lamp would work well above a living room table or in a hallway, where its cascading structure accentuates vertical space. It can be paired with teak or veneered furniture and minimalist accessories from the 1960s and 70s. The lamp fits seamlessly into mid-century modern arrangements but also suits eclectic, collector-inspired interiors—consider combining it with abstract artwork, a shaggy rug, or bold color accents to highlight its timeless quality.
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Height120 cm
Width30 cm
Dimension details
Width30 cm
Height120 cm
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