Hanging lamp and sonces "Arum" Arlus, Paris, 1957, modernist, creation Jean Royère

Beautiful and exceptional hanging lamp 8 fires in bronze lacquered varnish, crystal and satin glassware diffuse non-dazzling. It is one of the major pieces of the house Arlus, the first brand in France in the 50s. It can be found in the manufacturer's catalogue. It's an exclusive model. A sleek, elegant and refined design, with a timeless and resolutely modern design. Materials chosen for their beauty such as these crystal buttons with gemstone shapes. Beautiful in size, this suspension will occupy the space of a dining room of Haussmann type for example. Fully redone electricity, suspension ready to lay. Dimensions: High 80 cm, 75 cm long, 52 cm drop As beautiful as the suspension that accompanies them, this pair of Arum appliques is an exclusive model rather exceptional with three arms of light in black laqué metal. They still have their original opalines evoking the flower of the arum. This makes them even rarer because the models we find most often today have lost their flower. Their timeless modernist design was designed by Jean Royère in 1957. Jean Royère is the design and the marriage of shapes and materials. The artist's creations are clean and reflect a concern for unique aesthetics. The decorator succeeds in his bet by incorporating a poetic note throughout his work, as in this case with this magnificent ensemble evoking bouquets of arums. He developed fixtures marking a turning point for the time. There is a desire in this artist's creations to structure, to think about the ornament and to correlate it with functionality. They are also listed in the Arlus manufacturer's catalogue under the number 1370.