Hanging Globe Wall Light

Rare pair of indoor or outdoor wall sconces designed by Miguel Milá in 1967 and originally produced by Polinax.

They are part of an extensive and iconic series of lamps and wall lights in different sizes and versions that have in common a white globe of low-pressure tinted polyethylene with a black injected plastic support that allows it to be attached to different structures.

In this case, a painted iron structure in the shape of an inverted L through which an exposed cable runs with an integrated plug and switch and from which the globe hangs, remaining suspended.