Birillo Floor Lamp by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, 1960s

An iconic example of Italian Space Age lighting, the Birillo floor lamp was designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega in Murano, Italy, during the 1960s.

The lamp features a bold, sculptural silhouette, combining a luminous opaline glass globe with a vibrant orange glass base. A chrome-plated metal connector separates the two elements, creating a striking contrast between the organic glass forms and the reflective metallic details.

When illuminated, the softly diffused globe casts a warm, atmospheric glow, while the vivid orange base adds a powerful pop of color. Its playful proportions and futuristic aesthetic embody the experimental spirit of Italian design in the Space Age era.

A distinctive collector’s piece that brings color, character, and sculptural presence to any interior.

Details

• Designer: Carlo Nason

• Manufacturer: Mazzega

• Period: 1960s

• Origin: Murano, Italy

• Style: Space Age

• Materials: Glass, chrome-plated metal

• Color: Orange, opaline white, chrome

• Dimensions: Diameter 34 × Height 107 cm

• Condition: Great vintage condition
  

Each piece is carefully selected for its design, character, and unique vintage appeal.