Gino sarfatti lamp

The chandelier, envisioned by Gino Sarfatti in 1958, is a contemporary masterpiece that reimagines the aesthetics of modernism by incorporating industrial elements. The 2097 lamp is a timeless classics that illuminates spaces with sophisticated elegance, now offered in a new matte white finish. @flosworldwide

For sale a pair of iconic, early, Model 540 table lamps by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce of Italy, 1968. Chromed ball lights, mounted on plexiglass / perspex base with original in-line on/off switches and in good vintage condition with only minor marks and scratches, commensurate with age & use (see photos). The lamps have British

2097 50 suspension lamp providing diffused light, find more details on the official Flos Website.

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Love these dark and moody product pictures from Astep Design. The lighting really stands out here and gives the rooms a soft glow, which is enhanced by the grey color palette. It’s amazing how much the lighting can affect the vibe … Continue reading →

Gino Sarfatti's 2097 Pendant Light for Flos is made even more modern in a fresh, matte white finish available in three sizes.

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Model 2065 is a suspension lamp created in 1950 by Gino Sarfatti and now relaunched by Astep. Model 2065 represented the innovative and experimental vision of Gino Sarfatti; in fact in the 50s the most used material in lighting was glass, but for this lamp was used the methacrylate, a polymer much stronger and lighter than glass, an innovative material for that time.

Elegance and lightness are recurrent themes the work of Gino Sarfatti, and Model 2065 is no exception. Model 2065 consists of a diffuser made of two joined opalescent methacrylate saucers, suspended from the ceiling with a black painted aluminium canopy. The simplicity of the design and lightness of the materials makes

Sold: Gino Sarfatti 1061 floor lamp for Arteluce, Italy 1953 | #252994