Vintage Mid-Century Adjustable Floor Lamp – Industrial / Scandinavian Style
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A clean-lined and practical mid-century adjustable floor lamp, combining minimalist Scandinavian influence with functional industrial design. Finished in a soft matte grey metal, this piece offers both style and versatility – ideal as a reading lamp, studio light, or understated modern accent.
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The lamp features a slender upright stem with an adjustable horizontal arm, allowing the shade to be positioned precisely where light is needed. The vented metal head helps disperse heat and creates a warm, focused glow. A heavy weighted circular base provides stability, while the inline switch makes it easy to operate.
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Its honest wear, light surface marks, and gentle patina give it that authentic vintage character collectors and interior stylists love.
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Possible Maker / Origin
There is no visible maker’s mark, but the design is strongly reminiscent of Scandinavian and Northern European production from the 1960s–1970s. Similar pieces were produced by:
Hadrill & Horstmann (UK) – known for functional industrial task lighting
Luxo (Norway) – famous for adjustable arm designs
Anvia (Netherlands) or Kaiser Leuchten (Germany) – mid-century modern metal lighting
Generic contract or office lighting manufacturers supplying architectural and commercial interiors
Given the construction and styling, this is most likely a European mid-century task lamp made for practical use rather than high-end designer retail.
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Condition
Although shown as fully working, it is not tested and we do not guarantee electrictrical items. It must be pat tested by a qualified electrician.
Vintage condition with age-related wear, light scuffs and marks to the base and shade
Original inline switch and cable present
Structurally solid and stable
(Please see photographs for full condition detail.)
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Approximate Measurements
Height: approx. 120–130 cm (adjustable)
Base diameter: approx. 20–22 cm
Shade diameter: approx. 16–18 cm
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Styling Notes
Perfect for:
Mid-century modern or industrial interiors
Reading corners or home offices
Minimalist Scandinavian-style spaces
Film/photography or studio use
