This modernist wall sconce from the 1970s, produced by Mad in Wrocław, Poland, embodies the geometric rigor and minimalist clarity emblematic of the era’s Polish design. The lamp’s form is anchored by an inverted equilateral triangle, with sharp, precise edges and a highly reflective chrome-plated metal surface that gives it a distinctively industrial presence. The smooth, flat front contrasts with angled, chamfered sides, creating a prismatic three-dimensional effect. Its cool, silvery chrome captures and mirrors the surrounding environment, while delicate patina and fine scratches attest to its vintage authenticity. The sconce is fitted with an E27 socket and a white cord emerging from the bottom. It remains in very good condition, showing only subtle signs of age appropriate for an original 1970s piece. The sconce echoes the voice of Polish modernism: economy of means, compositional discipline, and clear functionality. Its chrome surface seems to shape light as assertively as it shapes space, reflecting both daylight and artificial illumination, and subtly doubling the sense of depth on the wall. This is a fixture that refrains from ostentation, instead suggesting a quiet order, as if speaking in the language of mid-century architects and designers: “function and precision suffice.” This piece would suit both contemporary living rooms and interiors inspired by the aesthetics of the former Eastern Bloc or international modernism. It can be paired with raw materials such as concrete, glass, or natural wood,
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Height24 cm
Depth13 cm
Width27 cm
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Width27 cm
Height24 cm
Depth13 cm
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