Jordi Vilanova i Bosch

JORDI VILANOVA I BOSCH (Barcelona, 1925-1998)
Floor lamp, 1960s.
Teak wood, brass and parchment lampshades.
It is missing a piece of metal on one of the legs.
Measurements: 171 cm (height).

Elegant floor lamp designed by Jordi Vilanova, a key figure of post-war Catalan design. The piece reflects his characteristic balance between traditional craftsmanship and formal modernity.

The structure is organized by a geometric play of supports that provide lightness and stability. At the top, cylindrical parchment screens filter the light with a warm hue, creating an intimate and enveloping atmosphere.

Jordi Vilanova was one of the leading figures in Catalan design in the mid-20th century. He trained in the Busquets workshop, later collaborating with Lluís Gili. He won the Delta de Plata Award (ADI/FAD, 1964) for the Delta stool. His work is represented in the Museu del Disseny de Barcelona, and among his most renowned designs are the Tiracord and Billar chairs, as well as the Tartera and Petit rocking chairs.