Blown glass and white lacquered metal wall light, 1970s

Blown glass and white lacquered metal wall light, 1970s

Wall lamp composed of a double blown glass diffuser: an opaline inner dome that softens the light and a clear outer dome with an elliptical profile, created using free-blowing molding.
The combination of the two glass elements creates a visual effect of suspension and depth typical of 1970s spatial design.

The base is made of white painted metal with a central lamp holder and screw fastening with small metal knobs.

Perfect as a diffused light source in minimalist or modernist environments, it retains the charm of Italian school designs of the period—similar in style to those of Fontana Arte, Veca, or Guzzini.