Table Lamp from Luis Pérez de la Oliva for Grin Luz, 1972

This Table Lamp, designed by Luis Pérez de la Oliva for Grin Luz in 1972, is a sculptural masterpiece that bridges the gap between the Tharsis and Impala models from Fase. With its striking silhouette and commanding presence, this lamp is as much a work of art as it is a functional lighting piece. 
 
Made entirely of chromed metal, the lamp’s sleek and reflective body exudes elegance and modernity. Its rotating base allows for versatile positioning, adding practicality to its bold design. Weighing an impressive 13 kilograms, this lamp is a substantial and stable piece, suitable for making a statement in any interior setting.
 
This particular example has been completely restored, maintaining its original charm while ensuring it remains functional and pristine. A glass diffuser, carefully crafted to resemble the original, has been added to enhance the lamp's soft and atmospheric glow. Additionally, the original "Grin" mark in relief remains on the plug, a testament to its authenticity and craftsmanship.
 
Perfect for collectors and design enthusiasts, this 1972 Grin Luz lamp encapsulates the bold innovation of Spanish mid-century modern lighting while offering timeless elegance and functionality.