Space Age ceiling lights in chrome by Rolf Krüger for Staff Leuchten, A

Elegant set of three modernist ceiling lights in chrome metal, designed in the 1970s by German designer Rolf Krüger for the Staff Leuchten company. This model stands out for its iconic Space Age aesthetic: a graphic composition of cylindrical tubes ending in spherical mirror tips, creating a subtle play of reflections and light. The minimalist and geometric structure, combined with the chrome finish, evokes the technological and futuristic optimism characteristic of the 70s. ⸻ Rolf Krüger (born in 1939) is a major figure in post-war German design. Trained in applied arts and product design in Berlin, he has been developing a body of work focused on light since the 1960s, exploring industrial materials such as metal and glass. A key collaborator of Staff, he has designed several iconic light fixtures, including the famous “Cross Oyster, ” which has received international awards such as the iF Design Award. ⸻ Founded in 1945 in Germany, Staff Leuchten established itself in the 1960s as one of the most innovative manufacturers in Europe, combining avant-garde design and technology.