Kinetic Table Lamp Model 3H in Chrome by Paolo Tilche for Sirrah, Italy, 1970s

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Very rare cubic-shaped table lamps, designed by Paolo Tilche for Sirrah in 1970s Italy. Each lamp features four removable magnetic … Read more Very rare cubic-shaped table lamps, designed by Paolo Tilche for Sirrah in 1970s Italy. Each lamp features four removable magnetic feet, facilitating flexible positioning options. The adjustable wings allow for customizable lighting and cleverly show the design's name '3H' when closed. Playful and versatile, these lamps are a great addition to any space.
We have two chrome-plated and two white lacquered pieces available. The lamps are in good vintage condition, showing only minor scratches and slight paint loss.

Born in Egypt, Paolo Tilche (1925–2003) graduated from the Politecnico di Milano in 1949 before launching his career in architecture. Although he initially focused on various architectural projects ranging from residential to industrial and office designs, one of his most celebrated achievements was the design of the Hotel Raya in Panarea. Tilche became renowned for his contributions to industrial and furniture design, earning membership in the Associazione per il Disegno Industriale (ADI).
He gained recognition for his innovative use of shapes and materials, collaborating with notable partners such as Barbini and Fratelli Guzzini to design lighting, glassware, furniture and kitchenware. In 1955, Tilche established Arform, a Milan-based design store, marking a new chapter in his career focused on retail and design curation. Today, Arform continues to offer a diverse range of objects and furniture, featuring Tilche's own creations alongside those of other international designers. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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European Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. See less