A white acrylic and gilded metal three-lights chandelier designed and manufactured in the sixties by Stilux. The chandelier comes from an important lighting shop that was going out of business, so it has never been installed in a home and, therefore, works perfectly and is in excellent condition. The chandelier, originally labeled by Stilux Milano, embodies the futuristic design aesthetic of the Space Age era. It features a striking combination of materials, with gilded metal forming the main structure and a series of three white plastic spheres creating a visually captivating arrangement. The use of plastic aligns with the era's emphasis on new and innovative materials that could be molded into unconventional shapes. These sphere bodies reflect the fascination with space exploration and the cosmos during the 1960s.