Design Floor lamps

Thanks to the special shoji paper of which the lamp is made, the cold light from the light source is converted into a beautiful, warm light.

The Blend floor lamp from the Swedish Pholc resembles an old-fashioned flashlight.

The Apollo 180 floor lamp from the Swedish Pholc is a fascinating combination of both dynamic and static qualities.

The Artek A811 floor lamp is a well balanced combination of colors and materials.

The Artek A811 floor lamp is a well balanced combination of colors and materials.

This height-adjustable and contemporary floor lamp by Søren Refsgaard gives a soft, warm glow in the room thanks to the hand-folded pleated shade.

The modern Paper floor lamp is inspired by the Japanese paper lantern traditions, with beautifully subdued light that works well in both the living room and bedroom.

The unique Hay bonbon lampshade is a real artisan design object by Ana Kraš, made of fine wool thread and gives warmth to your interior.

Thanks to the special shoji paper of which the Vitra lamp is made, the cold light from the light source is converted into a beautiful, warm light.

Thanks to the special shoji paper of which the Vitra lamp is made, the cold light from the light source is converted into a beautiful, warm light.

Thanks to the special shoji paper of which the Vitra lamp is made, the cold light from the light source is converted into a beautiful, warm light.

Danish designer Bent Karlby designed the now classic Governor floor lamp in 1956, which is made of solid brass and now relaunched.

The Le Klint 325 floor lamp by designer Wilhelm Wohlert is the wonderful result of furnishing the home of the Danish physicist Niels Bohr in Copenhagen.

A design by Vittoriano Viganó from 1951 and part of the VV Cinquanta lighting series, the floor lamp is a sculptural masterpiece!

The beautiful Snowdrop floor lamp by Harrit Sørensen Samson with a acrylic or silk lampshade spreads a soft and pleasant direct and indirect light.