Philippe Barbier Lamp Maison Barbier Travertine and Brass Vintage 1970 - 60

Philippe Barbier Lamp Maison Barbier Travertine and Brass Vintage 1970. An iconic piece of French design from the 1970s: a large table lamp created by Philippe Barbier for Maison Barbier. This model stands out for its architectural elegance and the noble use of materials, typical of the modernist period. Its geometric silhouette overlays a cubic base and a central sphere, creating a perfect balance between strength and softness. Details and characteristics: Designer: Philippe Barbier. Era: 1970s (Vintage) Materials: Travertine (natural limestone) and gold-plated brass fittings. Dimensions: Height of approximately 60 cm (including socket). Condition: Good overall condition. Note a small chip on the travertine, very minimally visible and not detracting from the overall aesthetic of the piece. The brass shows original patina. Electricity: Functional, equipped with a standard screw bulb socket (type E27). Given its construction from solid natural stone, this piece has a significant weight that attests to its quality and provides excellent stability, approximately 12 kg. Why acquire this piece. Philippe Barbier's work is now particularly sought after by interior decorators and Mid-Century furniture collectors. This specific model in travertine is rarer and more prestigious than versions in chrome or steel. It is a characterful piece that brings a mineral and timeless presence to a contemporary interior.