Set of 2 pia guidetti crippa design wall lights for lumi lamp 1970 glass metal

Set Of 2 Pia Guidetti Crippa Wall Sconces For LUMI Lamp 1970 Glass Metal

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Pair of applique
design Pia Guidetti
CRIPPA
For LUMI,
structure in metal.
Italy, 60s/70s
TITLE
Pair of applique
design Pia Guidetti
CRIPPA
For LUMI,
structure in metal.

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ORIGIN
Italy
PERIOD
60s/70s
DESIGNER
Pia Guidetti CRIPPA
born in 1943, she was an eclectic Italian designer and set designer, known for her profound impact on the world of interior design and lighting between the 1960s and 1980s. Trained at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, she brought her theatrical sensitivity to furniture design, transforming each lamp into a true scenographic sculpture. His name is inextricably linked to the historic Milanese company Lights, with whom he has collaborated for decades creating iconic pieces. Characterized by a refined aesthetic that merged Mid-Century style and Space Age suggestions, his work stands out for the masterful use of brass, aluminum and blown glass, giving life to creations without frills but full of visual presence that are still beloved by collectors around the world today.
BRAND
LUMI
MATERIALS
Metal structure,
glass
DIMENSIONS
Height: 21cm
Width: 13.5cm
Depth: 17.5 cm
CONDITIONS
The lamps are functional and in excellent condition, as can be seen from the attached photos. Intact glass. Very light and negligible traces of time. Evaluate through the attached photos.

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born in 1943, she was an eclectic Italian designer and set designer, known for her profound impact on the world of interior design and lighting between the 1960s and 1980s. Trained at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, she brought her theatrical sensitivity to furniture design, transforming each lamp into a true scenographic sculpture. His name is inextricably linked to the historic Milanese company Lights, with whom he has collaborated for decades creating iconic pieces. Characterized by a refined aesthetic that merged Mid-Century style and Space Age suggestions, his work stands out for the masterful use of brass, aluminum and blown glass, giving life to creations without frills but full of visual presence that are still beloved by collectors around the world today. The lamps are f