Vintage Chrome Floor Lamp by Adalberto Dal Lago for Esperia, 1960s Italian Lighting

The mid-century modern floor lamp by Adalberto Dal Lago for Esperia was made in Italy in the 1960s. This attractive item is crafted from chromed metal and perspex. The lampshade and base have metal rods around, which gives it a unique look, especially when turned on. It will be a great addition to any modern interior.

Excellent vintage condition. EU plug, requires 3 standard bulbs, Edison E14. 

Born in Milan in 1937, Adalberto Dal Lago holds a degree in architecture from the Politecnico di Milano, where he began his academic career first as an assistant professor of decoration and then as an assistant professor and lecturer in the elements of composition. He published many works on architecture, design and decoration, and also edited the magazine "Rassegna-Modi di abitare oggi" and the "Technology/Design" section of the magazine "L'architettura-Cronache e Storia" published by Bruno Zevi. He has been a member of the jury of Italian and international competitions and has presented papers at many congresses and conferences in Europe; he also curated many architecture and design exhibitions. As an architect, he has designed the exteriors and interiors of buildings of all kinds: private houses, residential and public complexes, industrial buildings, research centers, public and private offices, hotels, restaurants and exhibition halls. As an industrial designer, Adalberto Dal Lago is a longtime consultant to some of the world's leading home furnishing, textile, vinyl and ceramics companies and is also responsible for color trends in a wide range of automotive design and styling sectors and motorcycles. His graphic design work ranges from single product projects such as logos, packaging and catalogs to coordinating corporate image, advertising and publishing projects for architecture, furniture and design firms. (Literature: Marazzigruppe).