1970s Hustadt-Leuchten (Neheim, West Germany) — Sculptural Mid-Century Modern- Brutalist Wall Lamp A rare and characterful 1970s Brutalist wall lamp by Hustadt-Leuchten, Neheim, West Germany, designed with a strong vertical presence and refined minimalist aesthetics typical of high-quality German post-war lighting production. This piece with hand blown glass, embodies the era’s preference for clean architectural lines, material integrity, and functional sculpture, making it equally effective as a light source and a standalone design object. Hustadt-Leuchten was renowned in the 1960s and 1970s for producing architecturally inspired lighting with superior craftsmanship, solid construction, and thoughtful light diffusion. Pieces from this workshop are increasingly sought after by collectors of German Mid-Century Modern design due to their engineering precision, understated elegance, and durability. With a height of 56 cm, this lamp commands attention while remaining elegant and proportionate. The slim profile (10 cm wide, 9 cm deep) gives it a refined silhouette, ideal for hallways, staircases, modernist living rooms, or curated interiors with a focus on vintage design. At 3.25 kg, it is solidly built and clearly demonstrates the “heavy quality” associated with West German lighting of this period. When illuminated, the lamp casts a warm, atmospheric glow that enhances textured walls and architectural features, creating a subtle yet sophisticated play of light and shadow—highly desirable in contemporary interior styling and museum-inspired interiors. Dimensions (standard format) 56 × 10 × 9 cm (height × width × depth) Weight: 3.25 kg Condition In great pre-loved condition. Structurally sound, with no cracks, chips, dents, or significant damage. On/off cord working. Manufacturer & Provenance Manufacturer: Hustadt-Leuchten, Neheim, West Germany Period: 1970s Provenance: From a private European collection of mid-century design lighting. Historical & Design Context This wall lamp reflects the design language of the late 1960s–1970s, a period when lighting increasingly blurred the line between functional object and sculptural artwork. West German manufacturers such as Hustadt-Leuchten played a key role in this evolution, blending Bauhaus-inspired functionalism with Scandinavian-influenced minimalism and subtle Italian modernist aesthetics. Lamps of this type were commonly used in architect-designed homes, modern hotels, corporate interiors, and design-forward public spaces, which explains their enduring desirability among collectors, interior designers, and design historians today. Important notice (for all vintage lighting) Fully functional, but as with all vintage electrical items, a safety check by a qualified professional is recommended before use.