Postmodern Italian floor lamp by Andrea Bastianello for Disegnoluce, 1980s.

Just one left. Filigree floor lamps from the Italian manufacturer Disegnoluce, designed by Andrea Bastianello. A postmodern design with striking shapes. The finely crafted axis of the luminaire displays a uniform wave. The base forms a pointed cone that houses the transformer. At the top of the base, the axis is mounted on a joint that allows it to tilt forward and backward. At the upper end of the axis is a discreet and "naked" bayonet. This is mounted with a ball joint on the axis and can be adjusted with an integrated handle. In postmodern style, the handle has a small conical plastic tip. The lights are switched via a simple technical toggle switch in the pedestal and feature two levels of brightness.