This is a Mira floor lamp, designed by Italian architect Mario Arnaboldi for Programmaluce, Milan in 1984. Its modern silhouette represents some of the best experimental Italian lighting from the early 1980s. Produced in 1984 for only a single year, the lamp is highly collectible today due to its short production run. The body of the lamp is constructed from black enameled steel, and has aluminum and plastic elements. It has a circular weighted base with a series of articulated tubular arms that allow the light to be positioned in multiple directions.

This lamp measures 5.5 inches deep, 32 inches wide, and 47 inches high. There are some light scratches and scuffs, but overall, the lamp remains in very good condition. Please see photos.