Gaetano Sciolari chandelier from the '70s, geometric, 15 lights in chrome metal.

Large chandelier with 15 lights designed by Gaetano Sciolari in Italy in the 1970s. It well represents the style of the Roman designer, who made light a true suspended architecture. The structure is a geometric composition of flat metal bars that intersect at multiple levels, forming a grid-like weave. From this, fifteen chrome metal cylinders descend vertically, each with its own light source at the top and a transparent lucite terminal at the bottom. The result is a luminous sculpture that changes appearance from every angle. When lit, the light reflects off the chrome and passes through the lucite, creating a dramatic effect. The chandelier is hung from a central rod with a chain and ceiling rose. Features design: Gaetano Sciolari era: 1970s production: Italy materials: chrome metal, metal bars, transparent lucite 15 light sources functioning electrical system It is perfect for a living room, dining room, or an important entrance. It is also a collectible piece for those who love Space Age lighting and Italian design from the 1970s. Dimensions: height 67 cm (without chain) – diameter 74 cm Condition: good overall condition, with normal signs of age and a slight patina on the metal parts, consistent with its age. Functioning electrical system. The photos are an integral part of the description: we invite you to examine them closely. For any information, additional photos, or to arrange a viewing, please contact us.