The affordable reissue of a 1965 icon — the same sculptural presence, without the €1,500
Your friends walk in, look around, and always ask the same question: "where's that lamp from?" This Design Mushroom Lamp is an affordable reissue of a 1965 Italian design icon — that wide, pleated silhouette you've seen a hundred times on Pinterest without ever quite putting a name to it.
The original changes hands for between €600 and €1,500. This one starts at a fraction of that, in 3 sizes and 6 colours, with the same sculptural presence and the same warm, diffused light.
A decorative piece at this price always raises the same doubts. Here are the answers, straight out.
Choose the size by the furniture, not by the room. On a bedside table or a desk, the Mini is more than enough — the Medium would feel overbearing. On a sideboard of 120 to 180 cm, it's the Medium that holds the scale. The Large needs real breathing space: a hallway, a corner of the living room, a deep console. On a surface under 1.20 m it overwhelms everything around it.
Choose the colour by contrast, not by matching. On dark furniture, White and Brass stand out. On light or blond wood furniture, Black, Bronze and Agave Green give you the visual anchor. A sculptural lamp shows best when it stands alone: leave it 30 to 40 cm of empty space all round, and avoid placing two identical ones in the same room — that cancels out the "one-off piece" effect you're after.
Care tip: dust the pleated shade with a feather duster or a dry microfibre cloth, following the direction of the pleats. Don't use household cleaner or a damp cloth on the diffuser. On the Brass and Bronze finishes, a soft dry cloth is enough — avoid any abrasive product.
Mini: Ø 27 cm · height 35 cm · 2.2 kg · fixed stem.
Medium: Ø 40 cm · adjustable height 50–62 cm · 5 kg · telescopic stem.
Large: Ø 55 cm · adjustable height 70–86 cm · 8.8 kg · telescopic stem.
White opal methacrylate diffuser, painted aluminium frame, chromed stainless steel telescopic stem. Six colourways: White, Black, Brown, Agave Green, Brass, Bronze.
Choose the size by the furniture, not by the room: the Mini on a desk or bedside table, the Medium on a sideboard of 120 to 180 cm, the Large in a hallway or an open corner of the living room.
Leave it 30 to 40 cm of clear space all around: a sculptural piece shows best on its own. Against dark furniture, White and Brass stand out; on light wood, Black, Bronze and Agave Green give you the anchor point.
A reissue, and we make no secret of it. The 1965 original changes hands for between €600 and €1,500: at that price you're paying for the name and a design house's margin. Here you're paying for the silhouette, the pleated shade and the diffuse light — from €59.90. Design democratised, which was rather the original intention.
There isn't one, and the reason is simple: this isn't the licensed original. So there's no brand royalty and no distributor's margin to cover in the price. You're paying for the object, not the signature.
That's the real risk when you buy something you've never seen in person. You have 30 days to send it back, and delivery is free on the way out. If you're torn between two sizes, start from the width of the furniture: on a surface under 1.20 m, the Large overwhelms everything around it.
Your orders are picked within 1 to 2 working days. A tracking link is emailed to you as soon as it ships. The lamp travels in rigid packaging that protects the shade and the stem.
You have 30 days to return or exchange the lamp unused, in its original packaging. If the size doesn't suit your room, an exchange is possible on the same terms.
Sunnyard guarantee: if you find a manufacturing fault on arrival, contact us within 30 days — we'll find a solution (exchange or refund depending on the case).
The flared pleated shade isn't decoration: it's what tips a room from “fine” to “considered”. Sitting on a sideboard, it plays the visual anchor a piece of furniture costing €800 would normally play. It's also what prompts the question every guest asks — “where's that lamp from?”
The white opal methacrylate diffuser breaks up the beam instead of sending it straight into your eyes. What you get is a warm, enveloping glow — enough to read by late in the evening, not the flat white light of a budget desk lamp.
The Large (Ø 55 cm) needs proper clearance: a hallway, a deep console, a corner of the living room. The Medium (Ø 40 cm) suits the scale of a 120 to 180 cm sideboard. The Mini (Ø 27 cm) is enough on a desk or bedside table, where the Medium would feel overbearing. Choose the spot first — the size follows.
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