Mid-Century Chandelier in Chrome, Steel, and Opaline Glass, Czech, 1950s

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This chandelier is a classic representative of 1950s czechoslovak design, embodying the elegance of early mid-century modernism. The fixture stands … Read more This chandelier is a classic representative of 1950s czechoslovak design, embodying the elegance of early mid-century modernism. The fixture stands out for its clarity of form and balanced proportions, making it a timeless interior accessory. The dominant feature is the generous white opal glass shade with a diameter of 32 cm, whose gently rounded, disc-like shape ensures soft and even light diffusion without glare.

the construction of the chandelier is made of chrome-plated steel, which has been professionally cleaned to a high mirror finish during restoration. The chrome details, such as the decorative shade cap and the subtle stem, create a luxurious and clean contrast with the milky glass. This type of lighting was a symbol of the modern home in its era and still appears very fresh and subtle today.

the item has undergone a complete restoration, including new professional wiring that meets current safety standards. The chandelier is equipped with a standard e27 bulb socket, allowing for the use of powerful or energy-efficient led sources. Thanks to its versatile design, it is ideal as a central light for dining rooms, living rooms, or bedrooms, where its elegant silhouette can truly shine.

our professional refurbishing team in czechia has fully restored it according to the original process.

it has been re-polished with polyutherane piano lacquer by our professional refurbishing team in czechia according to the original process.

this item features classic mid-century modern (mcm) design elements. Elements of mcm interior design include clean lines, muted tones, a combination of natural and manmade materials, graphic shapes, and vibrant colors. Perfect for livelier, more colorful spaces.
european plug (up to 250v).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise. See less