Make a statement with these stylish floor lamps

Not everyone will think that the floor lamp is a necessity when it comes to furnishing the home. After all, aren’t ceiling lights meant to provide illumination to the entire room? The thing about floor lamps however, is that they’re perfect for layering light. A well-positioned floor lamp brightens up the darker corners, complements the ceiling lights and adds to the intangibles of a well-designed interior. Functionality aside, floor lamps are also great space-fillers, especially if they look as great as these ones.

Cliff lamp rom Inhabitant

Designed by Samuel Lambert, the Cliff floor lamp is effortlessly stylish with its ultra-slim profile and angular design. Standing over 1.5-metre in height, this Lambert & Fils mainstay features a black aluminium lamp head and an unfinished brass stem, making it a subtle showstopper in any room. The lamp is adjustable, offering you the flexibility to direct the light towards any part of the home.

 

Dandelion floor lamp from Space

As its name suggests, the design of the Dandelion was inspired by its namesake, a flower that disperses a puff of cotton-like seeds when stirred by the wind. Designed by Richard Hutten, the lamp is an enchanting centrepiece that seems to glow when illuminated. The Dandelion was designed to serve as a reminder of how lovely art can be when it draws inspiration from the wonders of nature.

 

Diva lamp from Danish Design

With Diva, designers Peter Natedal and Thomas Kalvatn Egset came up with a floor lamp that looks absolutely intriguing; even beautifully alien-like. This extravagant piece of art features 32 individual pieces of plywood that have been bent into shape using a traditional Norwegian technique in wood craftsmanship. Even the light bulb is unique – it’s a mouth-blown glass globe with a frosted surface that dims the light to a comfortable degree.

 

Elisabeth floor lamp from Lifestorey

A trivet floor lamp, Elisabeth features an ultra-thin structure that, upon closer inspection, showcases the lamp’s sleek and sexy form. The lamp exudes elegance and finesse, yet looks incredibly powerful and complex, all thanks to designer Julien Phedyaeff. It’s available in three colours – yellow, white and black – for the perfect fit in your interior.

 

Fortuny lamp from Proof

Conceptualised more than a century ago by Spanish fashion designer Mariano Fortuny Y Madrazo, the Fortuny lamp has clearly withstood the test of time. Design aficionados are draw by its loud and bold shapes, inspired by the indirect lighting system that is typically used on stage. A timeless classic, it looks great in any contemporary space, and comes highly recommended if you’re looking for a statement piece.

 

Lex lamp from Castlery

A fan of the 60s and 70s? The Lex floor lamp features a trio of lampshades that are inspired by shapes borne of that era. It’s a fun and nostalgic design, albeit updated for modern day usage. Aesthetics aside, it’s highly adjustable, giving you the freedom to angle the lights to point at three different areas.

Feature image from Notre Loft.

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