“Calla Lily” Chandelier by Hans Kögl, Hollywood Regency, c. 1970,

Sublime chandelier by Hans Kögl, iconic Calla Lily model, made around 1970. An exceptional light fixture combining floral poetry and metallic sophistication, typical of the Hollywood glamour style dear to the German designer. Gold and silver metal structure with original patinated finishes, adorned with crystal pistils, bringing brilliance and refinement to the whole. Composed of 6 lights, this chandelier offers a beautiful luminous presence while retaining an airy sculptural elegance. Characteristics: • Gold and silver metal, crystal pistils • 6 light points • Controlled electrification, in good working order • Total height: 110 cm (adjustable chain - possible reduction of 35 cm) • Diameter: 60 cm • Good condition A rare decorative piece, ideal for a sophisticated interior or a 20th century design collection. Hans Kögl - German Master of Golden Naturalist Design Hans Kögl embodies the sculptural elegance of European design from the second half of the 20th century. Active between the 1950s and 1980s, this German designer distinguished himself with decorative lighting and furniture whose signature blends opulence and naturalism. Working with gilded brass and patinated metal with artisanal precision, Kögl composes pieces inspired by nature—palm trees, ears of wheat, ivy leaves, or bunches of wisteria—which he transforms into functional objects of sculptural beauty. His creations, somewhere between decorative art and utilitarian design, evoke the world of Hollywood Regency and Mid-Century Europe, with an understated yet assertive luxury. Produced in Germany and Italy, his works were highly successful in the 1960s and 1970s, and are now sought after by collectors and decorators worldwide. They bring a touch of light and plant refinement to any interior, becoming centerpieces that are both timeless and expressive.