This pair of ceiling lamps by Polam Radom, dating from the 1970s, features a distinctive cylindrical silhouette with softly contoured sides. The glazed ceramic bodies are finished in a deep, warm brown with a high-gloss sheen, while both the top and bottom edges are highlighted by matte-gold bands with a subtly irregular texture, creating a tactile contrast. Suspended from black cords and each fitted with its own ceiling rose, the lamps present a minimalist yet expressive geometry, characteristic of Polish modernist design from the era, with a hint of brutalist austerity. The construction is robust, with clear, visible seams between the ceramic and metal components. Designed for E27 bulbs. They are preserved in good vintage condition, showing minor signs of age on the gold accents but no cracks or major damage. The listed price refers to the complete set of two lamps.These lamps embody the spirit of 1970s Polish modernism: the simple form speaks of a search for ordered elegance, while the glazed ceramic reflects light in a way that echoes the daily rhythm of changing daylight. The irregular gold bands add a discreet visual cadence, reminiscent of the era’s fascination with surface and light. Rather than ostentation
DIMENSION
Height29 cm
Length6.5 cm
Dimension details
Length6.5 cm
Height29 cm
Number of light spots2
Light bulb typeE27
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