Italian Murano Brillo lamp attrr. to Carlo Nason, 1960s

This striking “Brillo” lamp was most likely designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega. It captures the essence of 1960s Italian lighting design—bold sculptural form, refined craftsmanship, and a masterful interplay of color and light. Handcrafted in Murano glass, the lamp consists of two luminous sections: a softly diffused milky white upper dome and a vibrant orange lower body. The two glass elements are elegantly divided by a chrome plated metal ring, emphasizing the contrast between the materials. When lit, the composition produces a warm, atmospheric glow—both graphic and gentle—typical of Carlo Nason’s poetic approach to glass design. The lamp is equipped with a 190 cm cord and a double switch, turning on one part of it or two. A fine example of Italian mid-century craftsmanship—refined, playful, and unmistakably Murano. Excellent vintage condition. The glass shows no cracks or chips, only minor signs of age consistent with careful use.