Vintage Rattan Floor Lamp, 1960s

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In the mid-1960s, amid the rise of modernism, a trend in furniture and items made from rattan also emerged. This … Read more In the mid-1960s, amid the rise of modernism, a trend in furniture and items made from rattan also emerged. This is how this unique vintage rattan lamp was created. with its characteristic curved tripod base and fully wrapped fixture, this lamp exudes the essence of the Mid-Century era. The 60s were a period of innovation and experimentation in the design world, and this vintage rattan lamp perfectly reflects that spirit. Rattan, a material often associated with natural warmth and organic shapes, was used in a refreshing way in this piece. The curved tripod base gives the lamp a light and airy appearance, while the wrapped fixture offers a playful contrast. This beautiful original lamp is not only a timeless piece of design, but also extremely versatile in its applicability within different living styles. Take Japandi for example, a fusion of Scandinavian minimalism and Japanese craftsmanship. The simple lines and natural materials of the rattan lamp fit perfectly within this style, where functionality and aesthetics go hand in hand. In addition, the lamp is also an ideal addition to a Boho interior. Boho is known for its eclectic mix of colors, textures and cultural influences. The organic appearance of rattan adds an earthy element to the lively and creative atmosphere of a Boho space, creating a harmonious whole. In short, this vintage rattan lamp from the 1960s is not just a lighting piece; it is an example of rare beauty and versatility. Whether in a sleek Japandi setting or illuminating a vibrant Boho space, this lamp remains an unmistakable statement of elegance and style. In an original, very nice condition, immediately usable, a unique and rare piece in a generous size.

Fitting: E27


Height: 160 cm
Foot diameter: 51 cm
Shade diameter: 32 cm
Cord length: 300 cm
European Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. See less