#lightolier lamp

[susoriginals]

Vintage 1950s Gerald Thurston Triennale Green Metal Floor Lamp 3 Triple Arm Atomic Shades Gold Brass Lightolier Mid Century

[pinkflamingosims]

May I keep swooning about CC pieces I love? Floorlamps this time. Here we have:

Flamingo’s Faves III, Floor Lamps

1. Simply Modern Floorlamp, 3t2 by Moxxa, original by pyszny16. 2. Sunbeam Flood Light by Veranka. 3. 4t2 Tripod floorlamp by @littlelittlesimmies. 4. Lawrencium Floorlamp, original by Wondymoon, converted by @kacicka777​5. Padres Harlem Floor Lamp (T$R) 6. Retro Floor Lamp by @pforestsims​ 7. WDS arca floorlamp by @shastakiss​, the table lamp is just as pretty! 8. Mounes Shan Floorlamps – the black paper texture is also amazing! 9. TugMemories Floorlamp by Dot (T$R), I’d like to mention that the description reads “Inspected and approved LampLaw 2007″, so that’s a good thing I guess. 10. Cantilever Office Lamp. It’s perpetually unplugged and it works but I don’t care because it is so pretty. 11. ung999 Endeun Lamp, converted by @kacicka777. 12. Bulb Floor Lamp by Dot (T$R). 13. Awesims 3t2 ‘Paola’ Living Lightolier Floor Lamp by @curiousb​ – I need to go check if there is a pink recolor of the shade, that would be lovely. 14. Some more Veranka, Rhodium Floor Lamp this time.

[wildbeautifuldamned]

60s 70s Space Age ORANGE Lightolier Interplay II Lamp Vintage Mid Century Design ebay lazyeyeray

[furniture-freak]

Lightolier table lamp

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[designobjectory]

A Gerald Thurston tripod table lamp, brass and walnut legs with enameled metal shades. This desk lamp is affectionately referred to as the "cricket lamp."

Gerald Thurston was a contemporary designer for Lightolier in the 50-60s, where he perfected modern and streamlined lighting designs. Thurston's designs were inspired by Lightolier's affiliation with Arteluce, an Italian company founded by aeronautical engineer and modern lighting pioneer Gino Sarfatti. Arteluce gained renown in the 1950s as an international reference point for the modern architecture movement in lighting. Thurston adopted Sarfatti's utilitarianism and sophisticated lighting effects. As a result, Thurston focused on developing directional beams that could be moved wherever the user wished and on designing lamps with multiple levels of lighting.

[lightingsalvagehunters]

Michael Lax Lytegem Original design high-intensity Lamp by Lightolier #retro1 #retroaesthetic #retrolighting #retrolight #retrô #lamps #vintagedecor #lightolier #lytegem https://www.instagram.com/p/CAucCJcn9MQ/?igshid=ceqxyu7b4vks

[vestigemodern]

Desk Lamp by Lightolier. #michaellax #lightolier #lamp #midcentury #midcenturymodern #vintage #forsale #design #decor #lightolierlamp #lighting #interiordesign

[powerison]

Clockwise from left: 1970 Red & Yellow Lightolier Interplay 1 Lamp (USA) - 1967 White Kartell KD28 (KD27) Lamp by Joe Colombo - 1968 White Artemide "Pallade" Lamp by Studio Tetrarch - 1965 Orange Artemide Dalù Lamp by Vico Magistretti - 1967 Orange Artemide Eclisse Lamp by Vico Magistretti - 1969 Red & Black Kartell KD35 (Kartell 4035) Wall Lamp by Gerd Lange - Centre: 1965 Green Kartell KD335 (Kartell 4335) Lamp by Joe Colombo

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[almostarts]

Paavo Tynell, 

Finnish designer Paavo Tynell first encountered metalwork as a teenager when apprenticing to become a blacksmith. Possessing a natural talent for manipulating metals, He began working for Koru Oy, the famed Finnish metal smith company. Perfecting the techniques of metal finishes, he was awarded the title of master craftsman in 1913. Moving from metalwork to jewelry, Paavo Tynell proved skillful in making delicate pieces; he designed and crafted the wedding rings of his friends and fellow designers, Alvar and Aino Mandelin Aalto.

Noticing a need for designed metalwork in Finland, he founded his own company Taito Oy Ab in 1918. At first the company focused on interior and exterior metalwork, but later moved on to creating creative lamp designs in the 1930s. Paavo Tynell was responsible for a majority of the company’s designs but Taito Oy also featured the work of emerging designers like Kaj Franck and Alvar Aalto. Working with Aalto and his company Artek, Tynell designed the lighting for many buildings and interiors by Aalto, including the Paimio Sanatorium, the Savoy Restaurant, and the Viipuri Library.

Paavo Tynell’s designs are marked by a delicacy and softness that reveals his background in fine jewelry. His most famous forms in lighting echo the structures of nature; he adroitly created colorful lighting designs with details like leafs, twining vines, and swirling snowflakes. In 1947, hel worked with the Finland House, a design atelier in New York that showcased the work of Finnish designers and craftspeople. 

Paavo Tynell’s work was a hit in New York, he began creating lighting designs for the American companies Lightcraft and Lightolier and in 1955 he designed the lighting for the United Nations Secretary General’s Office in the United Nations building. Tynell died in 1973, in Helsinki, Finland.

Rare and Exceptional chandelier for Taito Oy Ab, Finland, c. 1950,

Perforated and Enameled Brass,

44 h × 32 dia in (112 × 81 cm)

Courtesy: Wright20

[thevaultoftheatomicspaceage]

LIGHTOLIER SELENE x2 copper TABLE LAMP '70 space age

[cleanarchitectures]

Thank you for tagging me @metaphrasis, I am glad to see you’re well. How I’d love to see Noguchi’s work, please enjoy for me. Thank you @sinhronicitet, I’m also a cat person! I would tag @vfollia and @twentythreefour

Five things you’d find in my bag:

Lately I’m carrying my larger, black Bottega Veneta intrecciato hobo, so I’m getting comfortable carrying things such as

Stainless steel water bottle

Sennheiser Momentum 3 headphones. Unless I’m heading into the city, in which case I opt for AirPods.

Work phone (that I should know better than to use as personal)

Sunglasses and eye drops

Hand sanitizer, hand cream, lip balm (this counts as one)

Five things you’d find in my (bed)room:

White sheets

Very tall mirror

Boxes of computer parts, as my partner hunts them to be able to build his own...

Colognes/perfume

Pair of nightstand Lightolier Lytegem lamps

Five of my favourite things:

Nature

Work well done

Connecting with others. Knowing they are well.

Hiking, pushing my body. The soreness and energy that comes with exercise, even from walking an entire city with someone.

A perfect ambience 

Five of my habits:

Waking by sunrise

Sustainability

Fiscal responsibility

Listening to classical music when walking; it seems to blend seamlessly with any setting.

Speaking my mind, for better or worse

Five of my personality traits:

Generous

Perceptive, or discerning

Driven

Honest

Kind

Five things I want this year:

Begin citizenship process

Work promotion

Hope and wellness for the world, as this pandemic continues to wreak havoc

Become stronger

Spend a month in Manhattan working remotely with my sister-in-law, as she settles in for her grad program

[susoriginals]

Vintage 1950s Gerald Thurston Triennale Green Metal Floor Lamp 3 Triple Arm Atomic Shades Gold Brass Lightolier Mid Century Only $777

[cimness]

1955 Gerald Thurston Lightolier floor lamp

[wildbeautifuldamned]

Lightolier Helmet Lamp, Early Mid Century Modern Table Lamp with two Visors ebay baltimorejohn

[joretro]

Amazing Lightolier Mushroom 🍄 lamp! New Vintage Lamps now available in the shop. Lamps are like having the right style purse, a functional accessory that can elevate your whole interior. (at Joretro) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMzLeWDp0mX/?igshid=zl382t4tp4v6

[labellenouvelle]

LYTEGEM

A vintage circa 1960s Lytegem task lamp by Michael Lax for Lightolier. Telescoping and swivel neck with a swivel head in a clockwork orange tone , with a weighted cube base in black. Light has three setting off / medium and high beams.   Classic and simple industrial design. 

Item No. E5381-5

Dimensions: Telescopes from 6.5 to 15 inches. 

SOLD

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