Modernist Adjustable Desk Lamp in Wood and Blackened Steel, Scandinavian Style, ca. 1970s
Original price was: € 130,00.€ 75,00Current price is: € 75,00.
A striking modernist desk lamp featuring a cantilevered wooden arm with blackened steel rods and angular metal shade. Its clean lines, exposed screws, and functional articulation reflect both Scandinavian simplicity and Bauhaus rationalism, ideal for design-conscious interiors.
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This highly architectural desk lamp showcases the fusion of natural materials and industrial minimalism typical of Nordic modern design from the 1970s. Constructed from solid wood with a warm grain, the articulated arm is engineered with exposed wing nuts and steel rods, allowing precise adjustment and sculptural balance.
The sharply tapered metal shade directs light downward for task or accent use, while the base integrates a cylindrical black switch element in harmony with the geometric design. This is a piece where form follows function in a visually compelling way — a nod to Bauhaus principles filtered through the warmth of Scandinavian craftsmanship.
Its handcrafted construction and restrained aesthetic make it a collectible piece for lovers of mid-century modern, brutalist, or minimalist interiors.
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Origin: Likely Northern Europe (Scandinavia or Germany)
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Period: ca. 1970s
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Material: Solid pine wood, blackened steel, matte black metal shade
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Dimensions: Approx. H 55 cm x L 60 cm x Base 20 cm
| Condition | Excellent |
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| Material | Metal, Wood |
| Period | 1950-2000 |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
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