Lustre Etienne Fermigier Monix

Lustre Suspension "Space Age" by Étienne Fermigier for Monix — 1960s. Lot Description. Rare modernist suspension from the Space Age — Design by Étienne Fermigier for Monix Paris — Circa 1969/1970. An exceptional collector's piece for enthusiasts of Mid-Century and Space Age design. This three-light chandelier perfectly embodies the modernist and functionalist turn taken by the renowned French house Monix at the end of the 1960s, under the influence of its new artistic director, visionary designer Étienne Fermigier. Unique Specificity: The Historical Emblem of the Brand. This light fixture proudly displays its official period logo in metal and relief on its structure, a highly sought-after iconic signature. • The history of the logo: This emblem representing a stylized geometric "M" in the middle of a grid of sharp, textured lines was designed by graphic designer Franette Guérin (the wife of Étienne Fermigier). • Its significance: Created specifically at the end of the 60s, this crest marked the total renewal of Monix and its official entry into the world of industrial design and the Space Age. Its presence on this model attests to an authentic production from this historic collection (circa 1969-1970). Characteristics and Technical Details: • Designer / Publisher: Étienne Fermigier / Published by Monix Paris. • Aesthetic: Graphic and airy lines inspired by the Space Age and the "Sputnik" movement. • Structure: A long central rod suspended in stainless steel on a high-quality chrome metal mount. • Reflectors: 3 lights enveloped by large rectangular brushed aluminum plates with a textured finish, offering a play of metallic reflections and a very graphic light diffusion. • Dimensions of aluminum plates: 28 X 13 cm each. • Total height: 72.5 cm. • Electricity: Tested and in perfect working condition with socket bases.