Art Plex - Giorgio Marchetto - Chandelier (2) - Plastic

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Description from the seller

An elegant pair of large conical pendant lamps made by Art Plex of Marchetto Giorgio, a workshop specializing in high-quality acrylic and acrylic glass lighting, based in Maerne, in the province of Venice, characterized by an unmistakable neo-vintage style.

Each lamp features a generously sized conical diffuser, with a diameter of 42 cm and a height of 22 cm, finished in a deep, intense saturated red and yellow with a smooth matte finish, tapering to a fine point from which the cord emerges. The silhouette — reminiscent of the classic Italian and Scandinavian pendant lamp models from the 1960s and 70s — is reinterpreted here in precisely molded acrylic glass, giving life to a light yet striking form. The light is warm, direct, and enveloping, with the translucent material casting a subtle ambient glow at the edges. Ideal to hang above a dining table, a kitchen island, or in a well-curated space. Each lamp uses a single E27 bulb.

Art Plex is part of a glorious Venetian tradition of artisanal production, creating contemporary lighting pieces in limited series that blend the heritage of Italian design with modern materials and sensibilities.

Aesthetically they are kept in very good vintage condition, showing only a few signs of age clearly visible in the photos, which are an integral part of the description.

Measurements: diameter 42x42 cm.
lampshade height 22 cm
chandelier height with cord 78 cm



#Kartell #Stilnovo #Reggiani #Eyeball #Space age #Valenti #Flos #Artemide

An elegant pair of large conical pendant lamps made by Art Plex of Marchetto Giorgio, a workshop specializing in high-quality acrylic and acrylic glass lighting, based in Maerne, in the province of Venice, characterized by an unmistakable neo-vintage style.

Each lamp features a generously sized conical diffuser, with a diameter of 42 cm and a height of 22 cm, finished in a deep, intense saturated red and yellow with a smooth matte finish, tapering to a fine point from which the cord emerges. The silhouette — reminiscent of the classic Italian and Scandinavian pendant lamp models from the 1960s and 70s — is reinterpreted here in precisely molded acrylic glass, giving life to a light yet striking form. The light is warm, direct, and enveloping, with the translucent material casting a subtle ambient glow at the edges. Ideal to hang above a dining table, a kitchen island, or in a well-curated space. Each lamp uses a single E27 bulb.

Art Plex is part of a glorious Venetian tradition of artisanal production, creating contemporary lighting pieces in limited series that blend the heritage of Italian design with modern materials and sensibilities.

Aesthetically they are kept in very good vintage condition, showing only a few signs of age clearly visible in the photos, which are an integral part of the description.

Measurements: diameter 42x42 cm.
lampshade height 22 cm
chandelier height with cord 78 cm



#Kartell #Stilnovo #Reggiani #Eyeball #Space age #Valenti #Flos #Artemide

Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Space Age
Number of objects
2
Material
Plastic
Manufacturer/brand
Art Plex
Designer/artist/maker
Giorgio Marchetto
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Design
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
78 cm
Width
42 cm
Depth
42 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
ItalyVerified
139
Objects sold
Private

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