TRIANGULAR GEOMETRIC WALL LAMP BY J.J.M. HOOGERVORST FOR ANVIA NEDERLAND, THE NETHERLANDS, 1960S. A STRONG EXAMPLE OF EARLY 1960S DUTCH GEOMETRIC DESIGN, SHOWING THE INNOVATIVE AND FORWARD-THINKING APPROACH FOR WHICH ANVIA BECAME RENOWNED. THE ARCHITECTURAL, FOLDED METAL FORM CREATES A POWERFUL SCULPTURAL PRESENCE ON THE WALL.

THE DESIGN FEATURES SHARP, ANGULAR LINES AND A BALANCED COMPOSITION THAT EMITS A BEAUTIFUL, INDIRECT LIGHT. THE TWO AVAILABLE PIECES ARE IN VERY GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM IS MINIMAL: ONE HAS A SLIGHTLY MORE CREAM-TONED WHITE FINISH, WHILE THE OTHER APPEARS MORE MATTE WHITE. THE SWITCHES ARE POSITIONED AT DIFFERENT POINTS ALONG THE CORD.

THE LAMPS ARE OFFERED INDIVIDUALLY DUE TO THESE SUBTLE DIFFERENCES, BUT THEY CAN ALSO BE PURCHASED AS A SET. A CHARACTERFUL AND TIMELESS PAIR THAT PERFECTLY ILLUSTRATES ANVIA’S PIONEERING ROLE IN DUTCH MID-CENTURY LIGHTING DESIGN.

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