Serpent Wall Lamp by Martine Le Forestier for Raak Amsterdam, 1968 for sale at Pamono

Description

The Serpent wall lamp by Raak Amsterdam is a striking piece of lighting design that effortlessly combines functionality with an unmistakable sense of artistic elegance. Designed by Martine le Forestier in the 1960s, this lamp quickly became an iconic example of mid-century modern lighting. Its sleek, curved design mimics the sinuous form of a serpent, which is both visually captivating and practical, making it an exceptional choice for any interior.

Crafted from high-quality materials, the wall lamp features a sculptural, flexible arm that allows for a wide range of adjustable lighting angles. Its gently twisting body ensures that the light can be directed precisely where it’s needed, whether for reading, ambient lighting, or creating a dramatic effect in a room.

Raak Amsterdam, renowned for its innovative designs during the mid-20th century, has made the Serpent lamp a symbol of their forward-thinking approach to lighting. This model has been produced in five different forms of which the wall lamp is one, theres also four different table lamp models. The use of metal, combined with the refined curvature, gives the lamp an almost fluid, dynamic appearanceakin to the motion of a snake.

A testament to the versatility and timeless appeal of Raak’s design, the Serpent wall lamp remains a sought-after piece for collectors and interior designers alike, bringing a touch of vintage charm and modern sophistication to any space.