Floor Lamp, saddle-stitched red leather and brass
1950
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The label
- Designer
- Jacques Adnet
- Period
- 1950
- Materials
- Brass, Leather & Suede
- Dimensions
- H 187 × Ø 52 cmH 73.6 × Ø 20.5 in
- Reference
- VST-11212365103445
The story
Beautiful floor lamp in red leather with brass details by Jacques Adnet dating from the early 1950s. This floor lamp is characteristic of Adnet's work, soft saddle-stitched leather, dit piqué sellier, visible brass details and screws, and especially this blend of neoclassicism and modernism, with its lion’s paws and spearhead details. The line is truly superb. The lamp has been fully restored, the red leather is all original, the brass elements repolished, and fully re-electrified. A chic and decorative floor lamp, found in an amazing condition.
This elegant Jacques Adnet floor lamp is sure to add an element of French modernisme to any room in your home. It was designed and produced by Jacques Adnet in the 1950s. With piqué sellier stitched brown leather structure, with brass accents, brass sabots and a beautiful black laminate top, this lamp is a beautiful example of Jacques Adnet timeless chic. It has been fully restored, rewired, and is in a beautiful condition. Dimensions include the lamp shade.
Jacques Adnet (1900–1984) was a French designer and interior architect known for his elegant, modernist style. He studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, and from an early age was interested in Art Deco modernism, a movement that rejected the excessive ornamentation of Art Nouveau and advocated simple, functional lines. In the 1920s, he founded a company with his twin brother, Jean Adnet, where they created furniture using simple geometric shapes and high-quality materials. In 1928, he was appointed director of the Compagnie des Arts Français (CAF), and helped the institution adopt a contemporary approach. His designs combined industrial materials, such as glass and metal, with simple, clean lines. In the 1950s, by collaborating with the luxury house Hermès, he reaffirmed his status as a pioneer of refined 20th-century French design.
About Jacques Adnet
Jacques Adnet (1900-1984) was a French architect and designer who directed the Compagnie des Arts Français from 1928-1959. His modernism combined chrome, glass and mirror with fine woods and, most famously, furniture covered in stitched saddle leather, a style associated with his work with Hermès. He also designed lighting and interiors for public and private clients. Collectors look for leather clad pieces and lighting of the 1940s and 1950s.
Delivery
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