Mid-Century minimalist table or wall lamp Pinocchio by H. Busquet for Hala Zeist, 1950s

Rare table or wall lamp by Hala Zeist designed by H. Busquet from the 1950s. A functional design that impresses with its flexibility. The conical metal shade is crafted in a pale yellow tone with a silver interior. It is flexibly connected to the stem via a joint. Thanks to a small opening at the back, an indirect light appearance falls into the room. A decorative detail is the star-shaped perforation that adorns the edge of the shade. The light that escapes through the stars breaks the sharp edge of the lamp's shadow. The lamp features a simple system for adjusting the angle using a fork-shaped base that can slide along the stem, secured by turning the legs. The lower end of the stem serves as an additional support and has a hook for hanging the lamp on the wall. The system also works in a vertical position.