the most iconic Palm Floor Lamp – Paris, Circa 1970 | Hollywood Regency Elegance

A striking vintage palm floor lamp by Maison Jansen, embodying the theatrical glamour of Hollywood Regency design and the refined craftsmanship of one of Paris’ most influential interior houses.

Founded in Paris in 1880 by Jean-Henri Jansen, Maison Jansen became the first truly global interior design firm, serving elite clientele across Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East. Renowned for its sophisticated fusion of historical styles and modern influences, the maison developed interiors that were both elegant and dramatic—hallmarks that continue to define its legacy.

This sculptural palm tree floor lamp, crafted in the 1970s, exemplifies Jansen’s distinctive decorative language. Executed in brass with a black glass base, its radiant fronds create a luminous canopy, transforming light into a statement of design. Both functional and artistic, the piece evokes the opulence of mid-century interiors and the golden age of decorative lighting.

Exceptionally decorative and versatile, it enhances a variety of interiors—from classic to contemporary—serving as both a lighting source and a collectible design object.

Key Features

Designer: Maison Jansen

Period: Circa 1970

Origin: France

Style: Hollywood Regency / Mid-Century Modern

Materials: Brass with black glass base

Design: Palm tree form with illuminated crown

Condition: Good, wear consistent with age and use

Dimensions

• Height: 183 cm (72.05 in)
• Diameter: 77 cm (30.32 in)

Technical Details

• Power Source: Plug-in
• Voltage: 220–240V
• Shade: Included

Additional Information

Entirely original and well preserved, this piece reflects the enduring appeal of Maison Jansen’s decorative vision. Its sculptural presence and historical significance make it a highly desirable acquisition for collectors and interior connoisseurs alike.

For secure transit, we recommend shipment in a custom wooden crate to ensure optimal protection.

A luminous icon of Parisian design—where craftsmanship, history, and glamour converge.