Glazed ceramic table lamp, after Chatain, contemporary style, 1980s – France Extraordinary glazed ceramic lamp, created in the 1980s, in the style of contemporary artist François Chatain. This large table lamp draws attention thanks to its colorful composition. The body or base is structured through a succession of shapes that simulate stones of different sizes, like a balanced tower. The lampshade, meanwhile, is also large and conical. The vibrant color palette recalls the cheerful and striking spirit of 1980s design, with a nod to the aesthetic of the Memphis movement. During this time, design moved away from the predominant minimalism of previous decades and adopted a bolder approach, featuring geometric shapes, unusual colors, and materials. The glazed ceramic and the arrangement of shapes are reminiscent of the work of French artist François Chatain, an eclectic artist influenced by postmodern design. Her furniture and interior design work is notable for its use of fine materials, sculptural forms, and a refined aesthetic that combines tradition and modernity. Her lamps, featuring layered colored stones, are her most recognized pieces. Material: Glazed ceramic Style: Contemporary Period: 1980s Country of origin: France Provenance: Private collection Good condition based on age and use / Functional Overall dimensions: 80 x 69 x 69 cm Base dimensions: 46 x 50 x 35 cm Shade diameter: 69 cm European Plug (up to 250V).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.