1950s Stilnovo-Style Pendant in Brass, Red Lacquer & Opaline Glass 1980s Jourdain published many articles on

Jourdain published many articles on modern art and aesthetics in which he attacked the ostentatious luxury that was typical of contemporary French design

This staple Italian design Classic makes a beautiful entrance

anchored by the warmth of aged brass

or as a sculptural decorative piece - the handle folds flat when not in use

1950s Stilnovo-Style Pendant in Brass, Red Lacquer & Opaline Glass 1980s Jourdain published many articles onAn eye catching 1950s mid century modern Italian ceiling pendant, attributed to Stilnovo, composed of a lacquered red metal stem with three offset brass arms, each supporting an opaline glass globe and and perforated brass collars. The red lacquer injects a confident dash of color, characteristic of the post war optimism of Italian design. Why we love it: Were drawn to the confident contrast between the clean opaline globes and the joyful red lacquer,