An early example of Tito Agnoli’s celebrated Model 387 floor lamp, designed for Oluce in 1954. Reduced to its essential elements, the lamp embodies the refined minimalism that would come to define post-war Italian design. A slender nickel-plated steel stem rises from a substantial travertine base, creating a striking dialogue between industrial precision and natural materiality. The cylindrical lamp holder, accented by Agnoli’s characteristic functional detailing, supports a softly diffused opaline bulb that appears to float effortlessly along the vertical structure. The purity of the composition is remarkable: a simple line, a geometric volume, and a carefully balanced interplay of texture and proportion. The cool sheen of the nickel contrasts beautifully with the warm, organic character of the travertine, lending the piece both visual lightness and sculptural presence. Elegant, understated, and highly architectural, the Model 387 stands as an early testament to Agnoli’s mastery of form and his ability to transform functional objects into timeless design statements.

Measurements:

H 191 x Ø 17 cm

ON HOLD