Brutalist style chandelier from the 1950s.

Brutalist style chandelier from the 1950s.
In carefully aged wrought iron and copper.
With 15 bulbs.
The two lines of bulbs can be electrified separately thanks to two built-in switches, allowing you to adjust the intensity of light and create different environments according to preferences and needs.
Measurements: 100 x 100 x 100 cm.

This majestic suspension lamp in brutalist style, made of wrought iron, stands out for its sculptural presence and timeless charm. The structure is organized around a large openwork iron crown, suspended by rods that converge at a single point of attachment to the ceiling, giving it a powerful and balanced silhouette.

The openwork of the crown forms geometric patterns that dialogue with the fifteen points of light, arranged in spherical globes. Some of these globes are set directly into the structure, while others hang alternately under the circular form, generating visual rhythm and enveloping illumination. The result is a modern reinterpretation of the classic chandelier: forceful, sculptural and profoundly elegant, capable of endowing any space with a singular presence and a charm that transcends time.

It is a work of art in itself, difficult to find on the market. It provides a warm and enveloping illumination. The two lines of bulbs can be electrified separately thanks to the two built-in switches, allowing you to adjust the intensity of the light and create different atmospheres according to your preferences and needs.