The mid-20th century brought about a revolution in design throughout Europe, where function and form merged in perfect ways. Jean-Pierre Prud'homme, a ceramicist of the second half of the 20th century embodied his era’s mastery, while drawing inspiration from predecessors like Robert Deblander and Jacques Pouchain to create incredible stoneware pieces.

This lamp stands as a testament to the quality and craftsmanship of French design during the 1960s. Its clean lines and classic form are characteristic of the period, combining minimalist sophistication with rich materials to create a lamp that feels both contemporary and timeless. The overall design has a clear focus on the ceramic body. The unique piece features a beautiful glaze in earthy colours, over a stoneware body. Grays, browns and rusty tones come together to create an honest, uncomplicated aesthetic. The round body contributes to this look, with the shape providing a robust, plump base which flows effortlessly into the slender neck that holds the lampshade. The fabric of the shade is seemingly textural, with an elegant and organic look that completes the design. Not only does the shade stand out through its fabric, but also through its shape, bringing a playful quality to the piece. With a combination of interesting material choices and design, this lamp has an innovative, modern look that is just as much a statement as it is a utilitarian piece.

With its diffused light able to enhance the ambiance of a room, this table lamp is the perfect addition to any interior space in need of a touch of character and charm.

SOLD

Condition:

In good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. The lamp has recently been rewired.

Dimensions:

16.53 in Ø x 27.16 in H

42 cm Ø x 69 cm H