A.V. Mazzega Floor Lamp

Italian Mazzega floor lamp from the 1970s, with Murano glass lampshadesand Space Age / atomic aesthetic.

Stands on a circular chrome base with a single tall, polished chrome pole that rises straight up in a sleek, cylindrical form. The chrome finish is bright and highly reflective, giving it a futuristic, glamorous shine.

Three opal milky/frosted white glass globes are mounted each on their own pole at different heights in a stacked arrangement. They appear attached via chrome fittings. The three globes have a soft, rounded, almost bubble-like shape. The light comes through as soft white diffused exterior with a warm amber/orange center glow.

Lighting effect of a layered, sculptural illumination creating an gentle ambient light from the three orbs at varying levels, ideal for corner placement or reading nooks.

This piece is very characteristic of 1970s Italian designs. The vertical stacking on a slim chrome stem gives it an elegant, almost presence. The lamp feels luxurious yet playful, perfect for a retro-modern interior. 

Condition: Excellent.

About the manufacturer

A.V. Mazzega is an iconic Italian lighting manufacturer founded in 1946 on the island of Murano, near Venice—the historic heart of hand-blown glass craftsmanship. Specializing in luxurious Murano glass chandeliers, floor lamps, table lamps, and pendants, the brand blends centuries-old Venetian glassblowing techniques with mid-century modern and Space Age design influences. With collaborations with designers such as Carlo Nason and Toni Zuccheri, Mazzega pieces epitomize Italian modernism from the 1960s–1980s— highly sought after by collectors today.