Vintage porcelain bathroom light by Sigvard Bernadotte for Ifö, 1960

A rare mid-century modern double wall sconce designed by Sigvard Bernadotte for IFÖ, Sweden, circa 1950s. This elegant bathroom wall lamp features a beautifully glazed porcelain backplate in an unusual pale brown with orange hue, paired with two white opal glass shades that provide a soft, diffused light. The fresh colour and clean, functional design make this a particularly desirable and uncommon example of Scandinavian lighting from the period. Designed by Sigvard Bernadotte—the former Prince of Sweden and one of the country's most influential industrial designers—the lamp embodies his philosophy of combining beauty with practicality. Bernadotte's timeless designs continue to be celebrated for their understated elegance and exceptional functionality. With its sleek lines, refined proportions, and distinctive colour palette, this fixture remains remarkably contemporary and is equally suited to bathrooms, powder rooms, hallways, or dressing areas. The lamp uses two Edison screw bulbs for great lumen effect and is ready to be mounted. It can be mounted either vertically or horizontally, ideal for a bathroom or any other room. A rare and highly collectible example of Swedish mid-century lighting, combining exceptional design, quality craftsmanship, and a beautifully preserved original finish.