Pair of Doddó Sconces by Eduardo Albors for Lamsar 1973

Pair of doddó sconces by eduardo albors for lamsar (1973) – vintage space age lighting. This rare pair of doddó sconces, designed by eduardo albors for lamsar in 1973, is an exceptional example of space age lighting design. Featuring a bold spherical shape with a vibrant lime green and black color scheme, these sconces embody the futuristic aesthetic of the 1970s. The adjustable design allows for directional lighting, making them both stylish and functional. Perfect for collectors and interior design enthusiasts looking to add a unique retro-futuristic touch to their space. Step into the bold and innovative world of 1970s space age design with this pair of doddó sconces by eduardo albors for lamsar. These sculptural wall lamps feature a sleek, globe-like form, finished in an eye-catching lime green with black accents. Their adjustable design allows you to direct the light as needed, making them a versatile addition to any mid-century modern or retro-futuristic interior. Whether used as accent lighting in a living room, bedroom, or hallway, these sconces create a striking visual impact while providing soft, ambient illumination. Why you’ll love them: ✔ iconic space age aesthetic – a bold design statement from the futuristic era of the 70s. ✔ adjustable lighting – move the head to direct light exactly where you need it. ✔ high-quality vintage craftsmanship – manufactured by lamsar, a renowned name in mid-century lighting. ✔ perfect for collectors – rare and hard to find, making them a valuable addition to any vintage lighting collection. ✔ versatile & functional – ideal for bedside lighting, reading nooks, or accent lighting in modern interiors.