Pair of wall sconces Bauhaus-Modern, silver chrome, white glass, by T. Wien, Austria, 1970s.
840 PLN
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This pair of wall sconces, designed by Thomas Wien and produced in Austria in the 1970s, offers a clear Bauhaus-Modern vision with subtle nods to Art Deco and mid-century modern influences. The lamps’ architecture is defined by a crisp geometry: a highly reflective chrome frame in cool silver is set against spherical opaline glass shades. The glass globes have a smooth, satin-matte surface that softens the mirror-like sheen of the metal, while precise angles and balanced proportions give the fixtures a strong architectural presence. Visible screws and engraved signatures from the designer emphasize craftsmanship and attention to detail. Designed for E14 bulbs. The listed price refers to the complete set of two sconces. Condition: very good, with refreshed surfaces and no visible damage or signs of wear.These sconces speak in the rational language of the 1970s, when architecture and design pursued harmony between function and aesthetics. Silver-toned chrome reflects light like a pool of water, while the opaline glass diffuses it, creating a gentle glow on the wall. The lamps don’t vie for attention; rather, they whisper, “every detail is purposeful, everything is considered.” True to the Bauhaus ethos, there is nothing superfluous – decoration arises solely from form and light itself.Thomas Wien’s wall lights can be paired with minimalist 1970s furniture, simple shelving, or low, geometric sofas. They work well as bedside lighting or against a plain, light-colored wall in a mid-century collector’s living room. Consider combining them with
DIMENSION
Height30 cm
Width16 cm
Length19.5 cm
Dimension details
Length19.5 cm
Height30 cm
Width16 cm
Weight1.3 kg
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