A notable “Stella” ceiling lamp, designed by Angelo Lelli and manufactured by Arredoluce in Monza between the late 1950s and the early 1960s.

The fixture features a central cylindrical structure in burnished brass from which four metal arms extend radially in an asymmetrical arrangement—a distinctive stylistic hallmark of Angelo Lelli’s design philosophy. Each arm terminates in a spherical diffuser made of satin-finished opal glass that casts a soft, even light, enhancing the understated elegance of the entire composition.

The Stella model is one of the most recognizable examples of Arredoluce’s work from that period, striking a perfect balance between technical experimentation, geometric precision, and sophisticated use of materials—qualities that established Angelo Lelli as a central figure in the history of postwar Italian lighting design.

A copy with the original Arredoluce Monza label still attached.