Pierre Du Gard Table Lamp by Albert Tormos, c. 1970

This sculptural table lamp by Albert Tormos, crafted circa 1970, is a striking example of the sculptor’s signature approach to lighting design. Made from Pierre du Gard, a limestone native to southern France, the lamp embodies a raw yet sophisticated aesthetic, blending organic materiality with modernist form.

Tormos, known for his sculptural lamps, carved the stone into a bold, monolithic shape punctuated by geometric cutouts that allow light to filter through, creating a warm, ambient glow. The interplay of solid and void enhances the natural texture of the limestone, giving the piece an architectural presence reminiscent of Brutalist design.

Each lamp is hand-sculpted and signed by the artist, making it a collectible work that bridges fine art and functional design.

Rewired for U.S. with fabric cord.