Cocoon Ceiling Lamp by Friedel Wauer for Goldkant Leuchten, Germany 1960s

The Cocoon Ceiling Lamp, designed by Friedel Wauer for Goldkant Leuchten in Germany in the 1960s, is a significant example of lighting design from that era. The history of Cocoon lamps is intertwined with the post-war revival of design and innovations in lighting. In the 1960s, the German company Goldkant Leuchten was one of the leading manufacturers of modern luminaires, and Cocoon lamps were among their most recognizable products. Cocoon lamps were made from a special material resembling a silkworm cocoon, hence their name. This material provided even and soft light diffusion, making these fixtures not only functional but also stylish interior elements. The design of Cocoon lamps was first introduced to the market in the 1960s and immediately attracted significant interest from buyers due to their unique aesthetics and innovative use of materials. Today, Cocoon lamps from Goldkant Leuchten from the 1960s are collector's items, highly sought after by vintage design enthusiasts and retro style aficionados. Their historical significance and appealing appearance make them desirable acquisitions for any collection or interior aiming for elegance and sophistication in decor. There is another lamp just like this one, but smaller (diameter 33 cm, height 14 cm). Width: 44 centimetres Height: 14 centimetres