Exceptional Fantasma floor lamp designed by Tobia and Afra Scarpa for Flos in the 1960s. An iconic example of Italian Space Age design, celebrated for its striking sculptural silhouette and innovative use of materials.
The lamp features an elongated, organic form with a translucent cocoon-like diffuser stretched over an internal metal structure. Its distinctive proportions and softly contoured shape give the piece an almost ethereal appearance, making it as much a sculptural object as a functional light source.
When illuminated, the textured diffuser produces a beautiful, warm and atmospheric glow, gently spreading light throughout the room. Its impressive height and architectural presence make it a captivating statement piece, even when switched off.
A remarkable example of experimental Italian lighting design, combining organic elegance with the futuristic spirit of the era.
In good vintage condition, with some small restorations to the rear of the lamp, consistent with its age and delicate construction.
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Exceptional Fantasma floor lamp designed by Tobia and Afra Scarpa for Flos in the 1960s. An iconic example of Italian Space Age design, celebrated for its striking sculptural silhouette and innovative use of materials.
The lamp features an elongated, organic form with a translucent cocoon-like diffuser stretched over an internal metal structure. Its distinctive proportions and softly contoured shape give the piece an almost ethereal appearance, making it as much a sculptural object as a functional light source.
When illuminated, the textured diffuser produces a beautiful, warm and atmospheric glow, gently spreading light throughout the room. Its impressive height and architectural presence make it a captivating statement piece, even when switched off.
A remarkable example of experimental Italian lighting design, combining organic elegance with the futuristic spirit of the era.
In good vintage condition, with some small restorations to the rear of the lamp, consistent with its age and delicate construction.
Dimensions;