A striking example of sculptural Italian lighting, this rare pair of seven-disc wall sconces was designed by Goffredo Reggiani in the 1970s and remains an iconic representation of the designer’s bold, futuristic vision. Each sconce is composed of seven highly polished chrome hemispheres, arranged in a radial cluster to create a dynamic, three-dimensional composition.
The mirrored surfaces not only reflect their surroundings in a kaleidoscopic effect but also play masterfully with light and shadow. When illuminated, the sconces emit a warm, indirect glow that radiates from behind the sculptural discs—enhancing the drama while maintaining a sense of elegance and refinement.
Reggiani, known for his avant-garde approach to lighting design, engineered these sconces to be both functional light sources and standalone art pieces. The modular design and symmetrical geometry give them a timeless appeal, making them ideal for interiors seeking a bold yet sophisticated focal point.
Professionally rewired and in excellent vintage condition, these rare sconces can be mounted vertically or horizontally, offering versatility in placement for residential or gallery settings.
