Most Creative Lamp Designs Ever

One of the easiest ways you have to light a dark corner in any room or add some atmospheric lighting to your living-room area, is to place your choice of lamp. With numerous designs, shapes, colors, dimensions or lighting abilities, lamps constitute one of the most convenient methods one has to alter the lighting tone of a room. In fact, the lighting selected and used can complete the statement of a house or improve a room’s decoration and give the feeling one is looking for. 

The undulating twists and turns of Kundalini’s Abyss table lamp may look a bit like your intestinal tract, but there’s something about the bendy organic form that I find mesmerizing. The Abyss can be adjusted into a variety of shapes, thanks to its flexible segmented construction. Hiding beneath its opalescent polycarbonate skin are a number of bright white LEDs which provide clean, green illumination. You can find the Abyss Lamp from Y Lighting for about $500. – Via

 Fiat Lux Lamp is the latest product from Cate Hogdahl & Nelson Ruiz-Acal and is under production and will soon be launched ! Fiat Lux means “let there be light”, but from these pictures the lamp is not a marvelous source of light. The Fiat Lux Lamp has an integrated slot which definitely comes in handy to hold magazines and books, for those who like to read something right before going to bed. 

 Hurdle Lighting was designed by Koreans Lee Suk Woo and Byeon Dong Jin, and received a Special Mention in the 2007 Lightouch Design Competition in Singapore. The light structure is designed to stand either horizontally (like its namesake) or vertically, more like a desk lamp. A sensor detects how it’s been positioned and operates the light accordingly. I would like to have a desk lamp like this to read focused and undisturbed in the middle of the night, away from the heat durring the day.

 tacked Rock Lamp is a lamp that will get a lot of attention, and we all know that a lamp don’t get to much attention. When someone is looking at the first time at the lamp will automatically wonder how the rocks can stay in that position. The rocks are fixed together in a pillar so that the light from the lamp cascades right down over them like a waterfall. – Price : $119.00

Designed by Billy May, Torn Lighting concept is an interesting way of adding some light to your home. Torn Lighting is perfectly disguised on your wall while hiding it’s LED secrets from view. The installations conceal LED lights, and look like you’ve got some kind of weird space-time holes torn into your walls and leaking light into your room. Painted with the same color as your walls, Torn Lighting comes in multiple designs and shapes that can be used at both wall corners and flat surfaces. In conclusion if you want an original way to add light to your walls then Torn Lighting might give you a FRESH idea.

The Mushroom Lamp is a glowing feat of technology. But it’s not the power efficient LEDs that will stretch the life of the 4AA battery power supply that has us impressed. It’s the lawsuit-avoiding tech of unlicensed merchandise. Clearly reminiscent of the mushrooms floating around in Nintendo’s famous Mario Bros. This lamp is available at $12 from here. – Via

If you are looking for a really cool lamp for your desk, then the Chain Lamp designed by Iliara Marelli for Nemo Italianaluce might be what you’re looking for. Made from case aluminum and lit by 4 bright white (1-watt) LEDs, its articulating body folds flat to form an accent light when you’re not using it for task illumination. When completely closed, it measures just 2.75″ tall (and looks like a high tech stapler). Open it up, and it can reach up to almost 22″ in height. This beautiful design doesn’t come cheap, the price is $595 USD, but if you want something cool and elegant you have to pay the price.

Remembered the sad history of Titanic ? Many people saw this movie more than once.This lamp was created by Charles Trevelyan and was inspired by this movie ( Titanic ). Leaning as if sinking below the surface of the table, Titanic is designed to throw a wash of light across a room. The Titanic lamp is available for sale from Viable

Jackie by Josep Novell and Josep Puig for B.Lux

Jackie is a collection of lamps designed by Josep Novell and Josep Puig for B.Lux. It consists of a table lamp, a floor lamp, and a suspended lamp. The characteristic element of all of them is, the shade, comprising two concentric cylindrical elements made from methacrylate. The interior is opaline and the exterior is transparent.

They are both joined by means of a circular base, which allows these fittings to be customised by inserting different types of screen, making them interesting containers. Inside, you can place a whole host of different materials, depending on which Jackie will give out a different kind of light and chromatic effect. Table and floor lamps feature stands in cone shaped steel tubing.


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Pendant Lamps Inspired By Medusas

These delicate and unusual look lamps in the form of medusas are designed by talented designer Roxy Towry-Russell. If you are a fan on deep seas and oceans or just love creative design then you definitely would enjoy them. These original light fixtures are made of plastic and can be hung on the ceiling. Several such lamps can easily force your interior look like undersea world.

That is especially true for time when sun goes down and they start to produce a gentle light.

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Extraordinary Antler Chandaliers

This work is unique made from deer antlers cast in ceramic

by Jason Miller. Red and chrome version of his previous

projects antler chandaliers.

Even small ones looks extraordinary

and the price isn’t so insane like for the big one.

Jason Miller

The Biggest Antler Chandelier by Jason Miller

Jason Miller, hailing from Brooklyn, is the designer who stands

behind the most excellent interpretation of the antler chandeliers.

It’s made from pure white ceramic with simple bulbs and keeps

it modern while still successfully referencing the past.

The price for such sizes could around 5-6k$.

Although they are custom made.

Jason Miller