Chandelier Space Age, maroon bakelite, nickel-plated metal, opal glass, 1970s
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This Space Age chandelier from the 1970s is a quintessential example of European design inspired by the era of cosmic exploration. The construction is built around six arms radiating symmetrically from a central hub, with segments finished in smooth, semi-gloss burgundy bakelite. The arms are accented by polished, nickel-plated rods and distinctive spiral-ribbed metal collars at each globe, reinforcing the industrial and modernist character of the piece. Each spherical shade is crafted from glossy opal glass, providing even light diffusion, while visible screw connections and metal details contribute to the chandelier’s architectural integrity. The fixture requires six E27 bulbs. Condition is very good—there are no chips, cracks, or significant signs of use, and all elements remain in their original finish.The form of this chandelier speaks with the voice of the 1970s, an era when design looked boldly to the future, drawing inspiration from visions of orbital stations and futuristic living. Smooth bakelite and opal glass evoke a spirit of optimism and experimentation with new materials. The radiating arms create a dynamic, almost cosmic silhouette, as though the chandelier was designed not just to illuminate, but to embody the era’s belief in the synergy of daring form and function.This chandelier would serve as a striking focal point in a living room styled in mid-century modern or eclectic collector’s interiors. It could be paired with sleek lacquered wood furniture, earth-toned upholstered armchairs, or accessories in chrome and glass. The geometric shape will complement spaces featuring graphic rugs
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Height50 cm
Depth70 cm
Width70 cm
Dimension details
Width70 cm
Height50 cm
Depth70 cm
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