Architectural plexiglass table lamp by Sandro Petti for maison Jansen, 1970's

This is pure art in a lamp, a plexiglass sculpture designed by Sandro Petti in the 1970s.

BEAUTIFUL LAMP

The design of the Plexi table lamp was simple yet powerful. The lamp creates soft, diffused lighting that fills the space with a warm glow. This minimalist approach to design quickly became a trademark of Petti's work.

The Plexi table lamp embodied the spirit of the time, where designers were inspired by the advancement of technology and materials. Petti's choice of plexiglass, also known as acrylic glass, was revolutionary. This material offered a transparency that was previously not possible with traditional materials such as glass or metal. The result was a lamp that embraced both light and space, creating a unique and inviting atmosphere.

What really set Petti’s Plexi table lamp for Maison Jansen apart was its ability to exude both timeless elegance and contemporary flair. Its sleek design and innovative materials seamlessly matched the avant-garde aesthetic of the 1970s, yet at the same time it had a timeless quality that allowed it to integrate effortlessly into various interior styles and decades.

With its timeless elegance and innovative approach to materials, the Plexi table lamp for Maison Jansen will always remain an iconic piece.