’70s ITALIAN CHROME DOUBLE-HEADED FLOOR LAMP WITH MARBLE BASE RECLAIMED the Round Chair (1949)—which the

the Round Chair (1949)—which the American magazine ‘Interiors’ called “The world’s most beautiful chair” (and was featured in the first ever televised presidential debate between John F

JOHN MAGILL studied in Paris at the Academie de la Grande Chaumiere

Schäffenacker has received numerous national and international awards for his work

Palatnik set out to reinvent painting by relying on a technological apparatus to create kaleidoscopic images on a screen using moving multicolored lights as paint

’70s ITALIAN CHROME DOUBLE-HEADED FLOOR LAMP WITH MARBLE BASE RECLAIMED the Round Chair (1949)—which theA fully adjustable Italian floor lamp having two lights, with white, aluminum diffusers, on a chromed steel pole that rises from a round, marble base. Each light has its own push button switch, and both heads can be adjusted vertically along the pole. Fitted with a European plug; US adapter included. DETAILS Production Period 1970s Origin ITALY Styles Movements MID CENTURY MODERN Materials ALUMINUM, CHROME, MARBLE Colors WHITE Power UP TO 250V (EUROPE