A rare ceiling lamp designed by Finnish architect Juha Leiviskä. This piece was originally made as part of a lighting scheme for Smolna, the State Council’s official reception rooms in Helsinki. It’s a strong example of Leiviskä’s thoughtful approach to...
A rare ceiling lamp designed by Finnish architect Juha Leiviskä. This piece was originally made as part of a lighting scheme for Smolna, the State Council’s official reception rooms in Helsinki. It’s a strong example of Leiviskä’s thoughtful approach to light and space, the lamp is simple in form but crafted so that the light it gives feels calm, even, and architectural.
The lamp is crafted from metal & brass with a classic finish that suits both vintage interiors and modern spaces. Its clean geometry and minimalist details reflect Leiviskä’s belief that lighting should enhance a room’s atmosphere without calling attention to itself.
This piece comes from a well-documented design environment and carries a story linked to one of Finland’s most esteemed architects.
Good vintage condition with normal signs of age and use. Please review all images for details.
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Good vintage condition with normal signs of age and use.
