Designed: 1960s · East Germany (GDR)
Designed by Rudolf Arnold in the 1960s, this floor lamp exemplifies East German modernist lighting with a strong emphasis on clarity and function. A slender metal stem rises from a tripod base, giving the lamp a light yet stable stance. The cylindrical plastic shade is defined by a deep, three-dimensional honeycomb pattern, which diffuses light softly while creating a pronounced graphic texture. The contrast between the industrial metal structure and the sculptural shade reflects the period’s experimental approach to materials and form.
Materials:
Metal stem and tripod base, moulded plastic shade
Dimensions:
H 150 cm · Ø 54 cm
Condition:
Very good overall; small crack to the plastic shade, consistent with age
*All items are vintage or pre-owned and are sold as seen. Signs of age and use are part of their character.
Designed: 1960s · East Germany (GDR)
Designed by Rudolf Arnold in the 1960s, this floor lamp exemplifies East German modernist lighting with a strong emphasis on clarity and function. A slender metal stem rises from a tripod base, giving the lamp a light yet stable stance. The cylindrical plastic shade is defined by a deep, three-dimensional honeycomb pattern, which diffuses light softly while creating a pronounced graphic texture. The contrast between the industrial metal structure and the sculptural shade reflects the period’s experimental approach to materials and form.
Materials:
Metal stem and tripod base, moulded plastic shade
Dimensions:
H 150 cm · Ø 54 cm
Condition:
Very good overall; small crack to the plastic shade, consistent with age
*All items are vintage or pre-owned and are sold as seen. Signs of age and use are part of their character.