Floor lamp Space Age, polished silver steel, black steel, by S. Indra, Czechoslovakia, 1970s
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The Combi Lux floor lamp, designed by Stanislav Indra and produced by Lidokov in Czechoslovakia during the 1970s, exemplifies the Space Age current characteristic of Central European design from the period. Its construction is based on a slender, tall stem of polished chrome with a mirror-like sheen, supporting two cylindrical spotlights—each independently adjustable in position and angle for precise lighting. Both spotlights feature separate white switches on their cords, which run neatly along the chrome stem. Stability is provided by a flat, matte black circular base that visually contrasts with the cool brilliance of the chrome. The lamp’s language is one of clean, geometric lines and functional minimalism, typical of modernism in the era. Materials include polished and stainless steel, aluminium, and composite elements in the base. Chrome parts are smooth and glossy, while the base is subtly textured and non-reflective. The lamp is preserved in ideal condition, with no visible signs of wear; wiring and switches have been replaced and restored for safety.This lamp embodies the spirit of the 1970s—a time when the optimism of the Space Age found its way into everyday interiors. Its minimalist silhouette and cold chrome gleam evoke the futuristic dreams and technological precision of the era. Each spotlight recalls a world where light draws attention to what
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Height144 cm
Width25 cm
Length40 cm
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Length40 cm
Height144 cm
Width25 cm
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