Brutalist Hammered Glass Wall Lamp by Poliarte | Longobard

Description

An architecture of light that defines space. This striking wall lamp embodies the boldest spirit of Italian Midcentury Modern design, with clear references to the Brutalist aesthetic that defined designer lighting in the 1960s and 1970s.

The structure stands out for its dramatic use of hammered glass : thick geometric tiles, expertly assembled on a metal frame, create a three-dimensional mosaic. The irregular surface of the glass is not only decorative, but also acts as a prism: it breaks down light into a thousand refractions, transforming the lit lamp into a vibrant, textured focal point.

In terms of workmanship and design, this piece can be attributed to the renowned Poliarte or Longobard manufacturers, pioneers in the use of "raw" and sculptural glass. Ideal for adding character to a hallway, enhancing an entryway, or as a luminous work of art in an eclectic living room, this wall light exudes all the charm of Made in Italy collectibles.

2 E14 sockets. Bulbs not included.

Insured and tracked shipping.

A quick note: We do our best to display colors accurately, but the exact hue you see will depend on your screen and camera. If you're purchasing a lamp, please note that the lighting effect will vary depending on the bulb you use.

This is a vintage and/or handcrafted item. Any small signs of wear or imperfections in the workmanship attest to its authenticity and charm, making each piece unique. The photos are an integral part of the description.

The item is being sold as a piece of furniture with great decorative value. The electrical system is original from the period, and for safe use, it is recommended that it be professionally inspected.