Wall lamp Lita, green, metal, brass, by J. Biny, France, 1950s.
599 PLN
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This picture light by Jacques Biny, dating from the 1950s, exemplifies the French modernist approach that defined the era’s transition into mid-century design. The metal body features a softly curved, rectangular shade in matte pastel mint green, accented by cylindrical brass ends that introduce a warm, golden note. Brass details are repeated on the mounting base and pull-cord switch, creating an elegant contrast with the cool green; the underside of the shade is painted white to enhance light diffusion. The construction is honest and straightforward, with visible screws and a functional assembly typical of the period. Dimensions: width 20 cm, projection from wall 14 cm. The lamp is in good vintage condition—minor traces of use and patina on the brass elements are visible, with no significant damage or restoration.This lamp echoes the spirit of the 1950s: an era when everyday objects redefined the boundaries between function and aesthetics. Jacques Biny, a master of French lighting design, crafted a piece that never overshadows its setting, but rather celebrates the interplay of light and art. The mint green and warm brass conjure images of Parisian galleries—a subtle detail, a lightness of form, and restraint that encourages contemplation rather than distraction.This picture light can be paired with classic paintings or photographs in minimalist frames, where its soft, diffused glow will enhance the surface and details of the artwork. It works beautifully in a mid-century modern living room, paired with teak furniture, brass accents, and neutral wall tones, allowing both its form
DIMENSION
Height14 cm
Length20 cm
Dimension details
Length20 cm
Height14 cm
Number of light spots1
Light bulb typeE14
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