Hans Kögl Pioggia d'Oro Wall Light

Hans Kögl Wall Light "Pioggia d'Oro" — Gilded Metal, Hollywood Regency, 1970s

Description:
Decorative wall light "Pioggia d'Oro" by Hans Kögl in the characteristic Florentine Hollywood Regency style of the 1960s/70s. The gilded metal sculpture casts a warm, rich pool of light and functions equally as a wall object and a luminaire.

Highlights:
Designer/Manufacturer: Hans Kögl, model "Pioggia d'Oro"
c. 1960s/70s, Hollywood Regency / Florentine style
Elaborately shaped leaves in gilded and silvered metal
Sculptural wall lamp — a striking focal point in hallway or living room
A sought-after vintage piece for collectors of Kögl and Florentine lamps
Description
The "Pioggia d'Oro" wall lamp is one of Hans Kögl's iconic designs. The stylised leaf and drop forms create a sculptural, almost baroque silhouette that reads as a wall sculpture when switched off. When lit, a warm and atmospheric play of light brings the leaf edges and gilded surfaces to life with a rich gleam.

This Kögl wall light works beautifully as a standalone piece above a console, or as a pair in an impressive entrance hall, living room, or bedroom. It fits perfectly into Hollywood Regency, glamour, and eclectic interiors — and brings a compelling historical accent even to contemporary spaces.

Condition
Very good vintage condition with attractively developed patina and minor age-related marks to the metal surfaces.

Details

Manufacturer: Hans Kögl
Model: "Pioggia d'Oro"
Origin: Germany / Italy
Period: c. 1960s/70s
Style: Hollywood Regency, Florentine, Vintage Glamour
Material: Gilded and silvered metal
Dimensions: Height 85 cm, Width 74 cm, Depth 13 cm
Socket: 2 × E14
Condition: Very good vintage condition

Note:
Please note: This item is a vintage lamp. It was manufactured many years ago and may not conform to current technical standards. Before use, the electrical components should be inspected and, if necessary, updated by a qualified electrician. Bulbs are only included if explicitly stated. This item is sold as a collectible/antique and not as a standards-compliant electrical appliance.