Selenova Floor Lamps

An iconic example of late-20th-century Murano glass design, this sculptural floor lamp model LT316 was designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega/Vetrerie Nason and embodies the poetic bala...

Halogen floor lamp in painted metal with an adjustable diffuser, model Zagar, designed by Sergio Carpani, produced by Stilnovo, 1978. This halogen floor lamp, produced by Stilnovo i...

This lamp with a sinuous and modern shape is distinguished by its elegant design and the play of transparency. The upper, semi-transparent diffuser gently filters light, creating a w...

Designed by Carlo Nason and produced by the Italian manufacturer Vetreria Mazzega Murano in the 1960s, this floor lamp is the perfect choice to light up your Space Age living room. ...

Rare floor lamp by Sergio Asti. Large slot vented acrylic shade sitting on a chrome structure. Each shade measure 13.50 in. long by 7.5 in. high. ...

Space age, bold , tall sculptural chrome structure toped by a superb hazy glass shade from Carlo Nason . Contain one E26 size socket rated at 60 watt .

A sculptural and fully adjustable chrome floor lamp, Italy, 1960s. This rare Mid-Century Modern design features a highly flexible articulated structure with three rotating joints, al...

Outstanding Rocket Shaped Floor Lamp ___________________________________________________________________________ Hand blown Murano glass lamp attributed to Carlo Nason for Mazzega. M...

Stunning floor lamp designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega in the 60's. Composed by a round metal plate with a series of chromed pipes disposed in the center that hold 6 murano glass pi...

Incredible 1980s black enameled 'Zagar' floor lamp with red accents by Sergio Carpani. Can be used as a torchiere for uplighting or the head can be angled 90 degrees for horizontal l...

Carlo Nason, A. V. Mazzega, LT 220 Floor Lamp, Glass, Chrome. Large high- quality sculptural floor lamp with two handblown glass diffusers (transparent but a bit opaque opaline) and a chrome plated center cylinder sleeve and base. In good original condition with the period wiring and dual foot switch. Muranese designer Nason, strived to achieve clean, simple, modern forms and cites Japanese design as a major influence on his work. He began his career designing glass vases for his family's business, V. Nason & C., in the mid 1950's. In the following decade, his desire to express himself in a "free way", and his ambition to create a variety of objects for the home, led him to collaborate with Mazzega {A. V. Mazzegaa} to produce handblown lamps...

'Selenova' Floor Lamps by Carlo Nason for Vistosi (IT, c. 1970s) All glass floor lamp consisting of five Murano glass pieces stacked on top of one another to form a capturing monoli...