A pair of geometric wall sconces by ERCO, Germany, dating to the 1970s, exemplifies the refined interplay of form and material characteristic of late modernism and brutalist aesthetics. The shades are crafted from thick, pressed glass with a distinctive geometric relief—rectangular and rounded segments arranged in a tactile, three-dimensional grid. The clear, cool-toned glass has a glossy finish that strongly reflects light, while the low, wide cylindrical shape lends these sconces an architectural, sculptural quality. The metal bases, in a silver-toned finish, complement the glass and complete the balanced composition. Each sconce is fitted for an E27 bulb. The condition is very good—no visible damage, chips, or cracks to the glass, no signs of restoration or significant wear, and the metal elements are well preserved.These sconces echo the spirit of an era that valued architectural clarity and the exploration of texture—here, glass becomes not just a conduit for light, but a relief, playing with shadow and surface. The pressed glass reflects its surroundings like a fragment of an urban landscape, while the geometric grid casts a mosaic of tiny reflections onto the wall. The sconces speak of the 1970s—a time when designers embraced the potential of simplicity and mass, creating lighting that was as much sculpture as utility.They could be paired with a minimalist sofa, a chrome-based table, or muted textiles for a subtle contrast. These sconces are well-suited to mid-century modern or eclectic interiors, serving as a sculptural focal point. They combine particularly well with other glass or metal elements—such as mirrors or geometric floor lamps—to emphasize
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Height25 cm
Width11 cm
Length25 cm
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Length25 cm
Height25 cm
Width11 cm
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