PERSEPOLIS table lamp by Fase, 1973 Spain

The Fase Madrid Persepolis Table Lamp, designed circa 1973 in Spain, is an extraordinary example of sculptural lighting from the mid-20th century. With its bold dimensions—up to 83 cm in height and 97 cm across—this lamp is both a functional lighting piece and a statement of artistic design. Its chrome body and two large, 25 cm opaline glass shades exude elegance and timeless sophistication, making it a standout in any interior setting.
 
The curved chrome arm is the centerpiece of this design, capable of adjusting its position to create dynamic, flowing shapes. This feature enhances the lamp's versatility while also showcasing its sculptural qualities. The play of light against the reflective chrome and the diffused glow from the opaline globes creates a captivating ambiance.
 
Though patented by Industrias Fase in 1973, the lamp first appeared in the company’s 1974 catalog. While the specific designer remains unknown, its aesthetic places it firmly in the realm of iconic modernist design. The Persepolis lamp represents a fusion of form and function, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of vintage lighting. A true piece of design history, this lamp continues to captivate with its beauty, scale, and innovative adaptability.