Fase Madrid Table Lamp Model APOLO by Tomás Diaz Magro. 1969 - Spain

The Fase Madrid Model Apolo, designed by Tomás Diaz Magro in 1969, is a versatile and elegant table lamp that epitomizes the modernist aesthetic of the late 1960s. Produced by Fase, this lamp showcases a combination of sleek design and functionality, making it a standout piece in the brand's collection.
 
The lamp features an adjustable shade that can be raised to a height of 50 cm by pressing the chrome button integrated into the walnut handle, offering flexibility for task or ambient lighting. Its pull-chain light switch, located on the lampshade, adds a touch of retro charm. The bold orange finish, combined with the walnut accent and polished chrome stem, gives this piece a warm yet contemporary appeal.
 
Often mistaken for Joe Colombo’s Coupé lamp due to its resemblance, the Apolo distinguishes itself through its unique details and practicality. This model was produced in several colors, including white, black, brown, Corinthian red, orange, and grey, showcasing its adaptability to various interiors.
 
This specific lamp was restored 5 years ago, preserving its vibrant orange color and ensuring its continued functionality. The Apolo remains a highly collectible and iconic piece of Fase’s design legacy, perfect for enthusiasts of mid-century modern lighting.