Happylight - Wall lamp (3) - 1980's Memphis style - Metal, Plastic

Three unique vintage wall/ table lamps in a great Memphis style
Beautiful colorful Pop Art lamps, made in the 1980s in Germany.

The table (snake) lamp is has a decent length of electric wiring + an on/off switch.
In an excellent working pre-loved condition with some minimal traces according to the age.
High-end quality German design.

This lamps bring a 1980's Happy Light colorful design look and feel to your home or office.

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The Memphis Design Style is a design movement born in the living room of Ettore Sottsass on the evening of December 11, 1980. Sottsass invited a group of 22 Italian architects and designers to discuss the future of design. In common, they disliked the simplicity of Modernism, its use of modest lines, bland shapes, and neutral colors.

While the artists were brainstorming in Ettore Sottsass’s living room in Milan, Bob Dylan’s record “Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again” was playing on repeat. ‘Memphis’ became the name for the group of Italian artists defying the harmonious post-war aesthetics standards.

‘Memphis’ names a contemporary city in Tennessee, USA, and ancient Egypt’s capital city. This duality was hand in hand with Memphis Design Style aesthetics that merges the opulence of art deco with the aesthetics of 1950s kitsch and mass-produced pop art objects.

The Memphis Design style is a retro aesthetic that opposes brutalism and post-war architecture, interiors, and product design. In this manner, the Memphis Design style lends the streamlined geometry of art deco design and the electric colors of day-to-day objects. Memphis Milano is often described as kitschy and tacky because it is characterized by bright colors, geometric shapes, strong patterns, stripes, clashing hues, abstract designs, and plastic laminate.