Floor lamp

This rare floor lamp was produced by Norrköpings Lampfabrik in Sweden during the 1950s and exemplifies mid-century Scandinavian modern design through its combination of functionality and refined simplicity. The lamp features a red lacquered metal frame with a distinctive two-arm structure. One arm supports an opaline glass diffuser that emits a soft, even glow, while the other holds an adjustable conical shade finished in matching red lacquered metal, offering directional lighting.

Norrköpings Lampfabrik was known for producing high-quality lighting during the mid-20th century, and although the designer of this particular model remains unknown, the craftsmanship and attention to detail are indicative of the era’s leading design standards.

The inclusion of brass accents adds warmth and contrast to the design, enhancing its visual appeal and mid-century character. The lamp’s dual-light function makes it a versatile addition to various interior settings, balancing ambient and focused illumination.

Measuring 50 centimeters in width, 25 centimeters in depth, and 144 centimeters in height (approximately 19.7 x 9.8 x 56.7 inches), this floor lamp is a striking and functional example of Swedish modern lighting design.