Artistic Floor Lamps: +16 Powerful Designs

BOOMERANG floor lamp was designed for the Atomic collection by Mexican artist Isabel Moncada. Perfect for any Mid century modern home

The ATHARI functional sculpture, handcrafted in clay, draws inspiration from the captivating beauty of the weathered and aged tree trunks. Subsequently, it includes those found in the form of fallen or dead trees.

Sjang Niederwieser’s Bauhaus lighting series, the “Volare S3” is a masterful fusion of modern and traditional craftsmanship.

Explore the SONIAH collection, a symbol of Ukraine’s fertile sunflower fields, representing ‘new primitivism’ in design. This fusion of minimalist furniture and lighting, crafted using ancient techniques, encapsulates the living energy of the earth in its robust design.

Giraffa was born with the intent to change the relationship between person and object.

The Radical “Baile” collection investigates traditional festive costumes. Ultimately, it creates an unprecedented collection of lamps that exalt joy through colors.

Discover the Galileo lamp, a tribute to Galileo Galilei, allowing shadow adjustment by simply rotating the planet. It combines white pigmented concrete and polished stainless steel, representing a unique piece of contemporary design

Ivey Jane Holt’s debut design, this Boho Chic piece features 10 dimmable bulbs encircling the tiled column in a whimsical spiral formation.

The Maximalism Boa lamp symbolizes the beginnings. It is the one that carries the singing voice of my entire brand, the beginning of the beginnings. It is the first card of the tarot, the card of the fool.

“I+UU Floor Lamp” celebrates colors and stripes in an effort to explore the idea of visually tangible objects.

“Lampadulure” is a part of the Radical “Tubulure” project which explores an alternative creation of furniture using industrial matter. 

Coastal “Rare Cacti” are a special mixture of light and minerals formed into monolithic photon emitting rocks.

Saffron and annatto were the raw materials chosen as the object of research for the development of a product that would translate the stricking aspects of the place.

A celebrational totem of everyday objects, stool, plate, jug and a lamp.

“Lampadulure” is a part of the “Tubulure” project which explores an alternative creation of Maximalism furniture using industrial matter.