Large Chrome & Brass Luxo Floor Lamp
USA, ca. 1970s. An unusual floor lamp modeled after the famed Luxo L1 architect’s lamp - originally designed in Norway in 1937 by Jac Jacobsen. Features a polished aluminum rotating shade supported by an articulating brass arm on a sturdy, weighted base. Easily pivots and would be fun next to a sofa - or perched next to a large work table. A postmodern take on a classic modernist form - that is sure to become a conversation piece. In overall excellent vintage condition with appealing, age-appropriate patina to metal surface. Dimensions: lower arm measures 43” long; upper arm measures 38”long, base measures 16” wide x 8.5” deep x 2.5” high, shade measures 10” diameter x 8” high.
Originally sold by Reside of Cambridge, MA. They have 64 product listings from the past six months.
Indexed April 25, 2025 · Source
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Floor lamps from the 1970s, particularly those modeled after iconic designs like the Luxo L1, often reflect the postmodern movement that embraced and reinterpreted classic modernist styles.
The Luxo L1 was initially designed in 1937, making it a significant piece in the evolution of task lighting design, representing functionality and simplicity in form.
In the context of American design, the 1970s marked a period of exploration in materials and aesthetics, merging contemporary styles with historical influences.
Understanding the origins of lamp designs can enhance appreciation for vintage pieces and their roles in architectural and interior design history.
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