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Set of 2 Staff Leuchten Space Age Wall Sconces – Germany, 1970s

Set of 2 Staff Leuchten Space Age Wall Sconces – Germany, 1970s

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Set of 2 Staff Leuchten Space Age Wall Sconces – Germany, 1970s

A stunning pair of original 1970s Space Age wall sconces by the renowned German lighting manufacturer Staff Leuchten. These iconic flush mount lamps perfectly capture the futuristic design language of the Space Age era, blending bold colors with sleek chrome finishes.

Each sconce features a vibrant orange metallic coated lampshade combined with polished chrome tubes, creating a striking contrast and sculptural look. The design reflects the optimism and forward-thinking aesthetic of 1970s modernism. Mounted on a minimalist black metal base, these sconces sit flush against the wall and can be adjusted for directional lighting.

Both lamps are equipped with individual cords and inline switches, allowing each sconce to be turned on or off separately for flexible lighting control. Whether placed in a living room, hallway, or bedroom, this pair brings a true retro-futuristic statement to any interior.

Design & Manufacture:
• Designer/Manufacturer: Staff Leuchten
• Period: 1970s
• Origin: Germany
• Style: Space Age, Mid Century Modern, Atomic Era
• Material: Metal, chrome, orange metallic coated finish, black metal base
• Mount Type: Wall flush mount

Features:
• Set of 2 wall sconces
• Individually switched via cord switches
• Adjustable light direction
• Fully functional vintage condition

Dimensions (each lamp):
• Length: 23 cm (approx. 9 inches)
• Diameter: 11 cm (approx. 4.3 inches)

Additional Information:
• Worldwide shipping available
• Local pickup possible in Gaggenau 76571, Germany

Add authentic 1970s German Space Age design to your home with this rare pair of vintage wall sconces.

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