German floor lamp by Staff Leuchten, 1960s.
- Dimensions :
- H160 x W47 x D47
- Color :
- wooden
- Material :
- metal
- Style :
- mid-century
German floor lamp by Staff Leuchten, 1960s. It has 3 lights, two facing downwards and one indirect. It measures 160 cm in height X 47 cm. Staff Leuchten was founded in 1945 in Lemgo, West Germany, by Alfred Staff (1908-1989) and Otto Schwarz (1902-1951). Since the late 1950s, it has been dedicated to producing the most iconic lamps of German design. The company collaborated with designers such as Rolf Krüger, Motoko Ishii, Kazuo Motozawa, Arnold Berges, Gerhard Beigel, Alfred Kalthoff, and others. Several Japanese designs originally created for Yamagiwa, such as the Saturno series by Motozawa, were marketed in Europe by Staff, while some Staff models were licensed to other brands. In the 1970s, the company published a joint catalogue with Stilnovo, and Staff lamps appeared in catalogues from Raak, the Netherlands, and the Danish Lyfa, among others.
