A mid-century Italian floor lamp by Stilnovo, produced circa 1949. This example features three adjustable arms in black, white, and yellow enamel, each mounted on a central brass stem supported by a circular marble base. The arms articulate at the joints, allowing directional light and sculptural composition.
A classic example of Italian postwar lighting design, the Triennale model was introduced for the 1951 Milan Triennale and became emblematic of Stilnovo’s innovative approach to form and function. This piece retains the original Stilnovo manufacturer's label.
Origin: Italy
Period/Style: Mid-century modern
Date: 1949
Material: Brass, enamelled metal, marble
Dimensions: 185cm height × 100cm width × 90cm depth
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A mid-century Italian floor lamp by Stilnovo, produced circa 1949. This example features three adjustable arms in black, white, and yellow enamel, each mounted on a central brass stem supported by a circular marble base. The arms articulate at the joints, allowing directional light and sculptural composition.
A classic example of Italian postwar lighting design, the Triennale model was introduced for the 1951 Milan Triennale and became emblematic of Stilnovo’s innovative approach to form and function. This piece retains the original Stilnovo manufacturer's label.
Origin: Italy
Period/Style: Mid-century modern
Date: 1949
Material: Brass, enamelled metal, marble
Dimensions: 185cm height × 100cm width × 90cm depth
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