Introducing a rare, early pair of "Eyeshade" floor lamps designed by the influential George Nelson for Koch & Lowy. Designed by and for architects this set is as versatile as it is aesthetically captivating. Both able to adjust from a minimum height of 38" to a maximum height of 56" and 46" respectively the taller of the two lamps features a swing arm shade that can swivel circularly in a 360 degree motion. The instantly recognizable, subtle green shades add character and points directly to the great designer George Nelson. George Nelson was an American industrial designer and is considered the founder of American modernist design. Working extensively as an industrial designer, architect, author, editor, and teacher throughout his prolific career Nelson would go on to have perhaps the most successful and influential career in American design history. Most notably, Nelson served as the Director of Design for Herman Miller between the years of 1947 to 1972 launching or designing some of the most iconic pieces Herman Miller would ever produce. Koch & Lowy was a prominent American lighting company, founded by Ernest Lowy in 1946, celebrated for its innovative Mid-Century Modern and contemporary designs in chrome, brass, and lucite, producing iconic pieces like adjustable pharmacy lamps and collaborating with designers like George Nelson (such as the "Half Nelson" lamp) and Neal Small, eventually becoming a collectible brand after being sold in the 1990s. Designed by an architect for architects this incredibly versatile set of floor lamps stay where you put them and can articulate in all directions for easy lighting in any space. In 100% original, vintage condition and still 100% operable with no mechanical issues this pair is ideal for designers and collectors alike searching for an authentic Nelson lighting piece that is ready to stand the test of time. Make them yours today. ---Dimensions--- Width: 36 in / 91.44 cm Depth: 10 in / 25.4 cm Height: 56 in / 142.24 cm