When Philip Johnson collaborated with Richard Kelly in the 1950s to develop a light for the Glass House, the result was a quietly revolutionary design that would go on to shape some of the century’s most notable private interiors. Conceived in dialogue with a radical new architectural language, the lamp embodied a purity of form and function that allowed it to integrate effortlessly within its surroundings, while casting a soft, atmospheric glow that introduced a sense of warmth and sensuality. Now reissued for the first time since 1967, this iconic floor lamp returns as an original and authentic design, meticulously produced by BassamFellows under license from The Glass House, The National Trust for Historic Preservation, and the Estate of Richard Kelly.