The J.T. Kalmar wall lamp is a quintessential example of 1970s German modernism, showcasing the era’s precision craftsmanship and architectural rigor. The design is built around two intersecting panels: a larger, high-gloss triangular element in chrome-plated brass, and a smaller, gold-toned, satin-finished brass parallelogram. The mirror-like coolness of the chrome contrasts with the subtle depth of the golden accent. The lamp’s form is geometric and minimalist, with sharp angles and clean lines characteristic of late modernism. Impeccably crafted with seamless joints and no visible fasteners, the fixture embodies a purity of form. It is preserved in perfect, unused condition, with no signs of wear or patina. This lamp tells the story of a decade when illumination became sculpture. The modernism of the 1970s spoke in bold contrasts, and J.T. Kalmar designed a sconce that not only illuminates but also brings architectural discipline to the space. The geometric interplay of chrome and brass recalls an era when designers built visions with precision and a deep trust in material; light reflected off the mirror surface becomes an integral part of the composition. The sconce would work well in a living room or study, where its sculptural character can be highlighted against a smooth, neutral wall. It could be paired with other mid-century modern elements or with contemporary geometric art. The lamp pairs well with furnishings of clean lines, glass or metal accessories, emphasizing its minimalist heritage. It fits equally in raw, industrial interiors as well as in refined, balanced arrangements that create a dialogue between light and form. Technically, the lamp is fitted with a single light point for a B15d halogen bulb. Dimensions:
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Height14 cm
Depth14 cm
Width22 cm
Dimension details
Width22 cm
Height14 cm
Depth14 cm
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