French Globe Table Lamp in Orange Opaline and Chrome Base, 1970s

Diderot, Delmas lamp made of a globe in orange opaline with a base worked in chrome metal. Very large size. Sold without lampshade, everyone is free to complete it according to their tastes.

Coming from Decorative Arts and the Boulle school, Pierre DISDEROT created his company “Atelier Pierre DISDEROT” in 1947. Initially installed at 19, rue de la Gare in Cachan, he was inspired by the creations of Scandinavian lighting designers and discovered his path by becoming the inventor of contemporary decorative lighting. The post-war period was a pivotal period in France: between 1945 and 1960, new ways of life and an aspiration for practicality crystallized. Very quickly, Pierre DISDEROT's approach fits into the demand of the moment. His quality as an industrialist made him collaborate with his designer friends at the time who created, designed and brought him lighting fixtures to produce. At the same time, he also carried out prestigious projects, such as the lighting of numerous rooms on the LIBERTÉ liner.
Main creators who have collaborated with the Atelier
Pierre DISDEROT from 1950 to 1983

François ARNAL (painter), René Jean CAILLETTE, André CAZENAVE, J.M. CHAUDEURGE, Jacques DUMONT, Roger FATUS, FERMIGIER, GAUTHIER-DELAYE, Max GARNAULT, Christophe GEVERS, Pierre GUARICHE, P. KAMMINGA, Yonel LEBOVICI, Michel MORTIER, Joseph André MOTTE, Olivier MOURGUE, Pierre PAULIN, Dominique PREVOT, Marc SADLER, J. REID, Alain RICHARD, André STERN, André SIMARD, Jorn UTZON