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Max Sauze – Rare Space Age Sculptural Aluminum Pendant Lamp – France, 1960s

Designed in France during the peak of the Space Age movement in the late 1960s, this suspension lamp by Max Sauze is a prime example of French architectural lighting design. Produced by Studio Max Sauze (Ligne Sauze), these creations were conceived as dynamic sculptures lumineuses rather than simple functional lighting fixtures.

The lamp is structured around a steel wire framework that supports four cascading tiers of curved, brushed aluminum slats. The entire piece is crafted using an ingenious interlocking assembly system without visible welds. The curvature of the aluminum sheets acts simultaneously as a light reflector and anti-glare shield, diffusing illumination through staggered geometric gaps and casting captivating patterns of light and shadow.

Technical Specifications & Details

Designer / Studio: Max Sauze (Studio Max Sauze / Ligne Sauze)
Era: 1960s – 1970s (Space Age / Mid-Century Modern)
Origin: France
Materials: Brushed aluminum slats on a zinc-plated steel wire frame
Dimensions: Height 26 cm | Diameter 24 cm | Depth 24 cm
Color: Silver / Natural Anodized Aluminum

Condition:
Good vintage condition. The structure is intact and stable; it shows surface scratches, scuffs, signs of wear, and light deformations on the aluminum slats, along with natural age patina on the wire frame (please refer to the detailed photos).

Electrical Status:
Tested and in full working order.

Shipping
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Designer Biography: Max Sauze

Max Sauze is a French artist and designer, born in 1933, celebrated for his lighting creations that embody the avant-garde spirit of the 1960s and 1970s.

After studying art and architecture, Sauze devoted himself to sculpture and design, exploring the innovative use of industrial materials such as aluminium and steel. He became famous for his unique technique of bending and assembling thin metal slats onto a geometric wire structure.

His designs are not merely lamps, but true luminous sculptures that play masterfully with light and shadow. His creations are emblems of the Space Age era and cutting-edge design, and are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.