Richard Neutra VDL House Torchiere Floor Lamp
Designer: Richard Neutra
Manufacturer: Martinelli Luce


Richard Neutra VDL House Torchiere Floor Lamp. Illuminate your home in style with with this classic modernist uplighter by the hand of Richard Neutra. The VDL floor lamp was designed by modernist architect Richard Neutra for the VDL Research House in 1932. The lamp was also used in Richard Neutra's Ward-Berger House designed in 1939. Richard Neutra designed the lamp so it would cast its light upwards. The VDL torchiere lamp is an essential floor lamp in any room where relaxed indirect light is required. A perfect lamp for upward lighting in the living room behind a sofa , the bedroom or even the office, the Richard Neutra VDL torchiere lamp provides a fabulously versatile alternative to direct lighting.

This lamp was designed by Richard Neutra for the VDL Research House and the Ward-Berger House. The architecture's pivotal design bridges two periods of Neutra's work: the boxy International Style of the late 1920s and '30s, and his more relaxed approach in the postwar years. Born in Vienna, Austria, Richard Neutra immigrated to the U.S. in 1923, where he became an undisputed master of midcentury modern architecture. Intimately attuned to the environment, he created his unique indoor-outdoor living spaces as a corrective to the chaotic reality of modern urban life. His intention was to "place man in relationship with nature; that's where he developed and where he feels most at home."

Collection: Martinelli Luce lighting
Martinelli Luce Product Code: 2234
Material: stainless steel, includes dimmer
Dimensions: 70" h x 15" dia
Cord/Cable Lenght: 72"
Switch: dimmer on cable
Light Source: 1 x 100W E26 HAL (not included)
Certification: UL listed
Use: indoor, living room, bedroom, office, accent lighting
Shape: floor lamp
Finish Shade: stainless steel
Product Category: lighting, lamps, floor lamps
Style: modern, minimal, mid-century modern

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