De Stijl Lamp

The De Stijl artistic movement inspires with its linear and simple forms.

Dutch Architect J. J. Pieter Oud designed this piano lamp as a wedding present for a friend. It was put into production and called the Giso 404, manufactured by W. H. Gispen, 1928....

Gerrit Rietveld small table light "Tafellampje", designed the Netherlands, 1925. This example is one of several re-editions made throughout the 20th century after Rietveld's origina...

Hanging lamp, designed by Rietveld in 1922, executed in 1969 by Gerard van de Groenekan, the cabinetmaker of Rietveld. Commissioned by Paul F. Rickmans. Two horizontal tubes and on...

De Stijl lamp by Tecnolumen.

A classic piano lamp from the Dutch De Stijl movement, dating from 1928.

This striking desk or table lamp in brushed steel was manufactured in The Netherlands in the 1930s. The lamp consists of an L shaped base, with a cylindrical adjustable shade. Remini...

The jewel in the crown. A pair of truly unique ceramic table lamps, signed 'HT'. Clearly one offs made by a gifted artist in the 1950-60's. We don't know where to start praising thes...

The perfect symmetry is very much in keeping with the De Stijl movement aesthetic. The lamp has two pull switches allowing it to be lit both up and down or simultaneously.

This famous a symmetric lamp was made by Gerard van de Groenekan especially for a De Stijl exhibition in Stedelijk Musem, the Biennale in Venice and MOMA New York.

An important example of perfect simplicity, this lamp was designed by Sybold van Ravesteyn in 1926. Made of chrome-plated steel, this particular lamp is one of the rare 50 pieces van...

Every mushroom lamp is hand-made and hand-painted by Ethan Streicher, the founder and designer behind the Streicher Goods brand in Brooklyn, NY. The lamp's silhouette is simple and c...

They were bought as a wedding present at the time, possibly at Metz & Co, the famous Dutch Warehouse that was one of the first to sell modernist and 'De Stijl' furniture, art and lam...

This Dutch De Stijl nickel plated and orange Bakelite oil lamp/table warmer is the square version of these iconic designs of Dutch company, Daalerdrop Tiel.

Pair of dark green glass lamps with silk lampshades. New European wiring.  

Exquisite and rare *new old stock* bird lamp by De Stijl Firenze, made in Italy, circa 1960s.

Impressive European-design table lamp, with European plug, purchased in Amsterdam. Tubular chrome and enameled steel. Amazing construction. Every bit of this lamp is machined hard...

Pair of Swedish table lamps by Swedish lighting manufacturer ASEA. Silk shades, brass stem. Manufacturer's label engraved on socket. 120v rewired with US plug. We recommend one E27 s...

Single 'Plisse' Flush Mount by Achille Castiglioni for Flos. Designed and manufactured in Italy, 1980. Pleated enameled outer skirt with a centered pill shaped glass diffuser. Flush ...

Ceiling light by Gaetano Sciolari for Stilnovo. Designed and manufactured in Italy, circa 1950. Aluminum frame with anodized copper finish, featuring a unique etched spiral within th...

'Sei Lune' Ceiling Light by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, Italy, 1961 A signature work by Angelo Lelii for Arredoluce, the Sei Lune takes its name from its six flattened frosted glas...

The kite: that was the name Pierre Guariche himself coined for this striking floor lamp. Its white lacquered perforated steel shade immediately catches the eye, clearly suggesting th...

This multi-functional lamp was designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1939. It was originally created as a “bedside lamp” that was “also suitable as a wall lamp”, as described in the broch...

Model 0408 Table Lamp by Fontana Arte. Designed and manufactured in Italy, circa the 1930s. Desk lamp comprising of an aluminum trough shaped diffused and classic teal hued glass by ...

With a structure supported by a circular metal base, the while linen shade of the TMD lamp looks like a sail hoisted on a mast. Whether switched on or off, the TMD manages to add war...

While we don’t know for sure who designed this sculptural lamp around the year 1923, we do know that the designer had a soft spot for mechanics, as the lamp arm can be aligned with a...

Specially designed for the German Pavilion created by Egon Eiermann and Sep Ruf at the World Exhibition in Brussels in 1958 and actually produced in small series, the ES 57 enjoyed g...

This table lamp has become a coveted designer object and the perfect reflection of Bauhaus design with its basic geometric shapes and asymmetrical elements. It was created in 1927, b...

This table lamp has been redesigned based on an Art Deco model from France. Tecnolumen has retained its shape but changed its surface and technical functions. The reflector is rotata...