Large 70s table lamp – ceramic and silk

Large floor or table lamp in glazed ceramic, retaining its original wild silk shade which diffuses a warm and soft light. Its relief decoration, composed of grey-beige abstract organic motifs, gives it an assertive and convivial presence, situated between brutalism and warm minimalism. Edition from the late 60s or early 70s

• A lamp of identical finish but larger size is available (see photo)
• The ceramic is intact; a mark of normal wear is present on the back of the shade (see photo)
• H 80 cm x shade diameter 38 cm.
• Foot diameter 20 CM.
• Shipping by carrier.

70s ceramic lamps – between brutalism and warm minimalism

This pair of large table lamps in glazed ceramic dates from the late 60s or early 70s. Their generous format allows them to be used as table lamps on a low piece of furniture or a console, as well as floor lamps, where their silhouette takes on a true sculptural dimension.

The bases feature a relief decoration composed of abstract organic motifs in shades of grey and beige. This highly textured surface contrasts with the simplicity of their form and places these lamps at the intersection of brutalism and a softer modernism, particularly suited today to interiors inspired by Warm Minimalism.

Both lamps have retained their original wild silk shades. Their slightly irregular material filters the light and produces a convivial, warm, and soft lighting, while extending the natural tones of the ceramic.

Through their neutral palette, tactile material effects, and sober design, these lamps integrate easily into a contemporary interior combining wood, stone, natural textiles, and vintage furniture. They can form an asymmetrical pair on either side of a sofa or a sideboard, or be used separately as living room lamps with character.

A pair of vintage table lamps whose presence rests less on ornament than on material, proportions, and the quality of light.

Large 70s table lamps in a “Warm Minimalist” interior