'Stemlite' Black Chrome and Opal Glass Wall Light by Bill Curry for GUBI

'Stemlite' Black Chrome and Opal Glass Wall Light by Bill Curry for GUBI'Stemlite' Black Chrome and Opal Glass Wall Light by Bill Curry for GUBI Originally conceived in 1962 by designer Bill Curry, the award winning 'Stemlite' line became known as a 'total look' lamp. The base and shade function as a single unit, and may be mixed and matched with various bases to create a floor lamp or table lamp. The 'Stemlite' was used on the set of the original Star Trek series and remained in production until 1977. This is an

with its striking brass centerpiece and three arms

Carl Auböck Model #4230 'Skull' Polished Brass Corkscrew

Oki Sato 'NJP' Long Wall Lamp for Louis Poulsen

Smaller version accommodates 1x 60W equivalent G9 base LED bulb

The shades are drawn over a logarithmic spiral

The lamp measures 15 inches from the feet to the top of the wire structure

Executed in mouth-blown double layer opaline glass with a metallic body available in three coating finishes: black

from midcentury to contemporary

this authorized re-edition is by Alessandro Sarfatti

Wired for US

this refined and sculptural pair of bookends are executed in patinated and polished brass

or laser cut steel the fixture displays 72 die-cut leaves