Space age glass table lamp from the mid-century by Carlo Nason for JBS, 1960s.

Imposing floor lamp or table lamp designed by Carlo Nason in the 1960s. This lamp impresses with its materiality in chrome and glass, as well as its organic design language. The lower glass diffuser with prominent ribs and the upper globe are connected by a sleeve. The globe is secured with chrome screws. The light highlights the shape of the entire body of the lamp and bathes the room in a particular luminous atmosphere. The lamp has three light points that can be controlled independently. One light source (E27) illuminates the upper diffuser, while the other light sources (2x E14) illuminate the lower diffuser, which also forms the base. The lamp features a series switch. The upper and lower parts of the lamp can be turned on separately or together. The base is designed similarly to the sleeve in materials and visually encloses the glass.