Modern desktop lamps are amazingly combining the possibility of lighting the workplace, living room, bedrooms, as well as unusual design solutions. From a purely functional subject, they have long turned into an integral part of the room design, and in some cases - in the work of art that can emphasize the good taste and personality of the host.
Perhaps the most famous Spanish designer specializing in creative innovative lighting - Arturo Alvarez (Arturo Alvarez) created amazing lamps of Bety, which can be used as desktop or floor lamps for living room and bedrooms. The lamps are made of metal and plastic, but a special ease of them gives a special form, resembling paintings spilled wings.
Bety's table lamps from Spanish designer Arturo Alvarez
One of the most unusual models of desktop lamps with confidence can be called a lamp in the form of a nuclear explosion from the Italian designer of Luke Veni (Luca Veneri). To develop it, the author used a three-dimensional image of the first seconds of a nuclear reaction that occurs when a hydrogen bomb break. Nuke Lamp is frighteningly beautiful and, at the same time, forcing the work of designer art to think.
Nuke Lamp from VENERIDESIGN Studio
In 1932, from under the hands of the legendary Paris designer Pietro Chiesta (Pietro Chiesa), one of the most famous desktop lamps of the 20th century, until now, the exciting imagination of lovers of unusual design solutions. Her name is Mano (from Ital. "Hand") - speaks for itself, because in the center of the composition, the human hand made of metal, which "supports" the rod of the lamp. The MANO table lamp is suitable for lovers of conceptualism: it will superbly complement the design of the rooms, in the design of which black and white tones or the motives of the famous artists-avant-gardeists of the beginning of the 20th century, such as Salvador Dali, Pablo Picasso, Kazimir Malevich.
Mano Table Lamp from Fontanaarte
Unusual "liquid" lamps created by the Japanese designer Quiches Okamoto (Kouichi Okamoto) for the Studio Kyouei Design, will become a bright accent in any modern interior. The lamp is made of steel, but despite this, when looking at it it may seem that the design is made of thin glass.
"Liquid" lamp from the Studio Kyouei Design
For a century, lovers of marine stories, romantics, as well as adherents of the theory of conspiracy attracts fate, perhaps the most famous vessel of the XX century - "Titanic". British designer Charles Trevelyan created a table lamp in honor of the notorious ship in honor of the infamous vehicle.
Titanic Lamp from Studio Trevelyan
Table lamps from plexiglas usually look pretty cheap, but not this time: Designers of the Dutch Studio Mango came up with the original way to make a table lamp from the plexiglass truly luxurious. Cutting on 40 identical thin "slices" an old-fashioned desk lamp, they achieved a great effect.
"Machine" lamp from Studio Mango
A fun table lamp in the form of a plate with flakes from Kris Heinz designer (Ideaka Studio). The lamp turns on when you press the spoon sticking out of the "plates". Excellent solution for dining or kitchen!
Cereal Lamp from Ideaka Studio
A creative desktop lamp for a workplace in the form of a huge stationery paper prepared one of the oldest German designer companies - Tegue. In addition to a convenient interface that allows you to direct the light in any direction, as a light source, white LEDs, helping the concentration of attention, are used in the lamp design. At the moment, the lamp can still be purchased, but the company promises to establish mass production in the near future.
TEGUE Studio Lamp
Lovers of mischievous pets will be delighted with the creative desk lamp from the designer of Peter Lindberg (Peter Lindbergh). The lamp is made in the form of bird cells in which the cat conducts intelligent leisure, namely reading a book. This themed lamp is created for the office, library or living room in a classic style. To enhance the effect of soft and comfort, we advise you to choose the corresponding light bulbs - warm and daylights for such a desktop lamp.
Table lamp Cat in Cage from Designer Peter Lindberg (Peter Lindberg)
Fans of the English humor and the wonderful TV series "Jeeves and Worcester" will be pleased to know that one of the most famous British designers of Jake Fipps (Jake PhiPPS) created a series of desktop and pendant lamps Jeews & Wooster in honor of his favorite hero. The lamps are made in the form of classic hat-butchers - the true symbol of the British culture of the left era of imperialism, class inequality and estravaganity.
Jeews & Wooster Desktop Lamps from Jake Phipps Designer.
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