This Swedish wall sconce from the 1970s exemplifies the disciplined approach to modernism that defined Scandinavian design of the era. The metal structure features a bold, trapezoidal silhouette, echoing geometric inspirations, while the mirrored gold finish of the shade contrasts subtly with the matte white mounting element. A series of evenly spaced rectangular perforations on the gold shade not only decorate but also diffuse the light, lending the fixture a sense of visual lightness. The sconce measures 20.5 cm in width, 8 cm in height, and 7.9 cm in depth. The metal surface is smooth, with minor scratches and scuffs characteristic of vintage use. Condition is good, with original 1970s patina preserved and no significant damage. The form of this lamp tells the story of Swedish modernism, where light and material meet at the intersection of function and decoration. The gold-toned shade reflects its surroundings like a mirror, while the perforations gently scatter the light across the wall. The metal body seems to whisper of a time when precise geometry and restrained expression brought a sense of freshness to domestic interiors—a piece that still quietly punctuates the rhythm of a room. This sconce could be placed in a living room above a side table or sofa, where its golden light accentuates a modernist scheme. It would also work well in a hallway or bedroom, paired with other clean-lined furnishings such as teak wood side tables, period-upholstered armchairs, or glass accessories. Interiors in the mid-century modern style, eclectic collector’s spaces, or neutral backgrounds would benefit from its distinct yet understated presence as a point of light.
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Height8 cm
Depth7 cm
Width20 cm
Dimension details
Width20 cm
Height8 cm
Depth7 cm
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