Lampadario in ottone e metallo verniciato bianco, anni ’60

This chandelier captures the essence of mid-century modern lighting design, with its strong geometric forms, emphasis on metallic finishes, and tiered construction that allows it to serve as both a functional light fixture and a bold design statement. This chandelier features a luxurious and bold mid-century modern aesthetic, likely from the 1960s or 1970s. The style emphasizes clean, geometric lines combined with opulent metallic finishes.vThe chandelier has a tiered design with 12 cylindrical and bowl-shaped elements arranged around a central column. The central column extends down from the ceiling, supporting the entire structure, and it serves as both the structural core and the electrical conduit. The chandelier bulb holder are placed in an upward-facing, bowl-shaped polished brass reflector. These reflectors have a shiny, smooth finish, adding a reflective surface that enhances the brightness of the light. The bulbs are placed in a cluster formation, creating a sense of volume and symmetry. The chandelier is primarily made of gold-toned metal, which was a common material in mid-century modern designs. The metal has a polished, reflective surface, contributing to its striking and opulent appearance. The geometric design of the chandelier, featuring both vertical cylindrical elements and round bowls, gives it a sculptural, almost industrial look, but with the warmth and glow of brass. This combination of modernist form with luxury materials creates a striking balance between functionality and aesthetic appeal. The overall color is dominated by the warm, golden brass tone, which contributes to a sense of richness and sophistication. The chandelier is sleek and imposing, suitable for a large, high-ceilinged space.