Ceiling lamp, white acrylic, Strangfeld&Gregor Radeberg, Germany, 1960s.
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The Strangfeld & Gregor Radeberg ceiling lamp, produced in Germany in the 1960s, features a shape inspired by Japonism with a distinct modernist accent. Its hexagonal lantern form is constructed from translucent, matte acrylic panels in a warm milky white shade with a subtle yellowish undertone. The light is diffused evenly, lending the fixture a gentle, atmospheric character. Visible brass or gold-toned screws serve as both structural and decorative elements, adding a touch of industrial flair and highlighting the precision of craftsmanship. Clear acrylic plates finish the top and bottom edges, emphasizing the crisp, geometric outline. The beige suspension cord and matching cylindrical ceiling rose complete the composition in a harmonious tone. The lamp is preserved in very good original condition, with only a barely noticeable small chip on one panel and no significant signs of wear. This lamp echoes the spirit of the 1960s—a period when fascination with the Far East met German rigor and a modernist approach to form. Its hexagonal silhouette recalls paper lanterns floating during Japanese celebrations, while the use of acrylic and the technical clarity of its assembly reveal a penchant for new materials and a light that does not dominate but creates a soft, inviting ambience. The satin-matte acrylic surface diffuses the
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Height19 cm
Width21 cm
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Width21 cm
Height19 cm
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