Birillo Floor Lamp Attributed To Carlo Nason For Mazzega – 1970s

An elegant BirilloSpace Age floor lamp from the 1970s, attributed to Carlo Nason for Mazzega, notable for its sculptural aesthetic and the way it diffuses light both upward and downward.
This model consists of a large upper diffuser made of blown white opal glass, a central shaft of satin-finished metal accented by a brown ring, and a base made of opal glass that also emits light. Its dual lighting creates a soft and warm ambiance, while highlighting the iconic futuristic lines of 1970s Italian design.
The attribution to Carlo Nason, a leading figure in Murano glass, is based on the aesthetic characteristics of this creation. In the absence of original documentation, this attribution is made with the customary caution.
This piece makes a superb decorative element for a contemporary, vintage, minimalist, or Space Age-inspired interior.

Condition:
Very nice vintage condition. Fully functional. Slight signs of wear consistent with its age.

Features:

• Period: 1970s
• Attribution: Carlo Nason
• Manufacturer: Mazzega (attributed)
• Origin: Italy
• Materials: blown opaline glass, satin-finished metal, brown decorative element
• Dual lighting: top and bottom
• Space Age design

This lamp is 117 cm tall and has a base 35 cm in diameter