ANGELO LELII, Eye Floor Lamp Model 12555 for Arredoluce

The Eye or Polifemo floor lamp, designed by Angelo Lelii in 1956 and produced by Arredoluce in Italy, features a slender metal pole with a flared top and an orb that houses the bulb. This orb pivots within a socket positioned about two-thirds up the shaft. The lamp combines a marble base, a painted nickel shaft and an eye made of brass and glass, reflecting Lelii's sleek and futuristic design direction. Just take a look at that gorgeous patina on the brass!

This very rare and exceptional piece is in good vintage condition, making it a great investment and ready to illuminate any interior.

h x w x d: 201 x 32 x 32 cm / weight: 8.40 kg

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14,700.00 €

excluding shipping cost

About Angelo Lelii

Angelo Lelii (1911–1989) was an Italian designer and founder of Arredoluce, known for his innovative approach to lighting design. From the late 1930s onwards, he designed lamps built around movement, balance, and technical precision.

His designs, including the Triennale floor lamp and Cobra table lamp, often integrate technical solutions such as adjustable arms and built-in transformers. Through Arredoluce, he collaborated with designers such as Gio Ponti, Franco Albini, and Achille Castiglioni, contributing to the development of Italian modernist lighting.

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