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Maison Arlus

Arlus, a Paris house, was one of the four great French lighting editors of the 1950s to the 1970s. It worked with designers such as Pierre Guariche, Joseph-André Motte, Pierre Paulin and Alain Richard, and was known for its sober, refined lines in lacquered metal and brass.

Available

Pair of Black Metal, Brass and Opaline Glass Wall Lights — Arlus

Arlus Pair of Black Metal, Brass and Opaline Glass Wall Lights 1950s · France H 19 × W 15 × D 20 cm

Double Black Metal, Brass and Opaline Glass Wall Light — Arlus

Arlus Double Black Metal, Brass and Opaline Glass Wall Light 1950s · France H 16 × W 38.5 × D 16 cm

Pair of Mid-Century Modern Wall Lights — Maison Arlus

Maison Arlus Pair of Mid-Century Modern Wall Lights 1950s · France H 23 × Ø 12 cm

Mid-Century Modern Double Wall Lights — Maison Arlus

Maison Arlus Mid-Century Modern Double Wall Lights 1950s · France H 29 × W 14 × D 11 cm

Pair of Vintage Metal and Brass Wall Lights — Attributed to Arlus

Attributed to Arlus Pair of Vintage Metal and Brass Wall Lights 1950s · France H 32 × Ø 10 cm

Mid-Century Modern Paquebot Ceiling Chandelier — Maison Arlus

Maison Arlus Mid-Century Modern Paquebot Ceiling Chandelier 1960s · France H 67 × W 30 × D 17 cm

Mid-Century Modern Brass and Glass Wall Lights — Arlus

Arlus Mid-Century Modern Brass and Glass Wall Lights 1950s · France H 38 × W 22 × D 10 cm