'Bi-Bip' Floor Lamp by Achille Castiglioni for Flos, Italy 1976

Set of two Bi-Bip floor lamps by Achille Castiglioni for Flos, Italy, ca. 1976.

This exceptional set of two Bi-Bip floor lamps is a rare and refined example of Italian design from the 1970s, designed by none other than Achille Castiglioni for the iconic lighting house Flos .

Achille Castiglioni is one of the absolute masters of 20th-century design history. His designs are included in museum collections worldwide and are renowned for their intelligent functionality, playful ingenuity, and timeless elegance. The Bi-Bip floor lamp sublimely embodies this philosophy.

The lamps are characterized by their sleek, architectural design and an ingeniously designed head that allows for both upward and downward light. The adjustable aluminum shade, combined with a stable ceramic base, creates a balanced silhouette and a refined appearance. The result is a sculptural lamp that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Thanks to their understated yet distinctive design, these lamps fit effortlessly into both a modern, minimalist interior and a classic or eclectic décor. They work equally well alongside a sofa or lounge chair as they do in a bedroom, office, or gallery setting.

The price is for the set of two lamps. A rare opportunity to immediately acquire a perfectly coordinated Castiglioni duo.