This 1960s floor lamp exemplifies German craftsmanship meeting Finnish design sensibility. Standing approximately 170 cm tall, it features a slender, vertical stem of polished brass mounted on a wide, stable base. Three elegantly arched arms, each fitted with a flexible gooseneck, allow for the independent orientation of each light source; each shade has its own switch conveniently located at the socket, enabling selective illumination. The custom-made shades, crafted from Marimekko Unikko fabric (designed by Maija Isola in 1964), command attention with bold fuchsia, pink, orange, and black on a matte surface that contrasts with the mirror-like brass finish. The lamp displays harmonious proportions and a solid, decorative presence. Condition: restored, with no visible signs of wear – the brass is freshly polished, and the fabric shades are clean and vibrant.This lamp tells the story of the 1960s, when modernism grew bolder and vivid design crossed national boundaries. The brass structure evokes German precision and material strength, while the Unikko flowers – a symbol of Finnish creative audacity – add an element of surprise and joy to the interior. Light reflected from the golden shaft and diffused through the textile
DIMENSION
Height170 cm
Width15 cm
Length55 cm
Dimension details
Length55 cm
Height170 cm
Width15 cm
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