Tulip wall sconces, Circa 60

These “tulip” wall sconces from the 1960s are a beautiful example of the Art Deco influence in furniture and lighting from that era. The design, both elegant and refined, combines metal and glass to create a piece that is both functional and decorative. The three brass arms, a noble and warm material, provide a perfect contrast to the molded glass globes, which, with their rounded tulip-inspired shapes, are both delicate and full of character.
This type of lamp represents a blend of art and functionality, typical of the 1960s, when people sought to integrate sophisticated decorative elements into everyday objects. With their floral motif, the “tulip” sconces not only add light to a room but also a vintage touch that fits well in both contemporary and more traditional interiors. This type of lighting can easily become a central piece in a room, evoking both a retro spirit and a warm atmosphere.