Designed by Tito Agnoli for Oluce, the Model 387 floor lamp is an elegant expression of Italian mid-century restraint. Originally introduced in 1954, the design reflects Agnoli’s sensitivity to proportion, material contrast, and structural clarity.
A slender nickel-plated tubular stem rises from a solid travertine base, creating a refined dialogue between the cool precision of metal and the warm, naturally varied surface of stone. The composition is spare yet highly considered, with each material allowed to retain its distinct character. The result is a lamp that feels both architectural and quietly sculptural.
Minimal in form yet rich in material presence, Model 387 embodies the understated sophistication of postwar Italian design.
Labeled. Two pieces available. Priced and sold individually.
Dimensions: 7" diameter × 75" HDesigned by Tito Agnoli for Oluce, the Model 387 floor lamp is an elegant expression of Italian mid-century restraint. Originally introduced in 1954, the design reflects Agnoli’s sensitivity to proportion, material contrast, and structural clarity.
A slender nickel-plated tubular stem rises from a solid travertine base, creating a refined dialogue between the cool precision of metal and the warm, naturally varied surface of stone. The composition is spare yet highly considered, with each material allowed to retain its distinct character. The result is a lamp that feels both architectural and quietly sculptural.
Minimal in form yet rich in material presence, Model 387 embodies the understated sophistication of postwar Italian design.
Labeled. Two pieces available. Priced and sold individually.
Dimensions: 7" diameter × 75" H