Elegant vintage chandelier from the 1960s. With its six curved arms and white glass shades, the light combines the clear design language of the period with a strikingly floral aesthetic. The individual shades resemble tulip blossoms, while the curved metal arms grow from the centre of the light like plant stems.

The arrangement of the individual elements is particularly beautiful. Like a plant, the arms lean in different directions and at different heights. The white glass shades, open towards the bottom, look like individual flower heads. Despite the use of metal and glass, this creates a soft and organic overall form reminiscent of a stylised bouquet of flowers.

The construction consists of curved metal arms with a chrome finish, which meet in a central piece. At the ends are six elongated shades made of white satin-finished glass. Small spherical connections between the arms and sockets add further details and emphasise the elegant lines.

The contrast between the cool, partly shiny metal and the matt white glass gives the chandelier a clear yet homely appearance. The six widely projecting light sources distribute the light in different directions throughout the room.

Condition:
Good vintage condition with age-related signs of wear. The metal shows slight scratches, discolouration and patina in places. The glass shades may also have minor age-related signs of wear.

Dimensions: D70cm