Pair of Brutalist wrought iron wall lamps, 1960s

Sculptural and strongly textural, this pair of Brutalist wrought iron wall sconces dates to the 1960s, a period when decorative language approached sculpture, turning lighting into a powerful architectural statement. The structure is composed of hand-forged elements, intentionally irregular and asymmetrical, intertwined in a dynamic, organic composition. The hammered surfaces, marked by the artisan’s gesture, create a tactile vibration that interacts with light, enhancing shadows and depth. The contrast between the raw character of iron and the vertical rhythm of the light sources results in a bold visual presence, ideal for interiors with strong personality, where the piece can stand out as both a sculptural and decorative accent. Each sconce fitted with three E27 bulbs. Condition: good overall condition; minor oxidation marks consistent with age. Dimensions: Width 33 cm – Depth 16 cm – Height 50 cm. Ref.: L0849.