Mid-century space age glass floor lamp by Carlo Nason for JBS, 1960s.

Vintage design. Imposing floor lamp based on a creation by Carlo Nason from the 1950s/60s. This rare lamp impresses with its materiality of chrome and glass, as well as its organic design language. The three opaline glass diffusers are connected to chrome bracelets and secured with polished screws. The light highlights the shape of the entire body of the luminaire while bathing the room in a particular luminous atmosphere. The lamp features 5 focal points that can be turned on individually. A light source (E27) illuminates the upper diffuser, while the other sources (4x E14) light the two lower diffusers, which also form the base. The lamp has a standard foot switch that allows the upper and lower parts of the lamp to be turned on separately or simultaneously. The base is designed similarly to the bracelets in terms of materials and visually completes the glass section.