Design table lamps

The iconic Panthella table lamp by Verner Panton from 1971 still looks modern today.

This smart NJP mini table lamp from Nendo Studio emits a soft diffused light downwards and also has a dim and light timer function.

The Gubi Obello lamp is really a playful design from the seventies by American designer Bill Curry and consists entirely of white opal glass and provides up to 40 hours of cozy light when fully charged.

The Hay Pao lamp by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa, named after the soft, glowing shape of traditional Mongolian Pao tents illuminated at night-time.

Fifty Fifty balances refined, pared-back aesthetics with optimal functionality.

The VL Studio lamp collection is the commercial series of lamp developed by architect-designer Vilhelm Lauritzen for the Copenhagen Radio House, in 1945.

The VL Studio lamp collection is the commercial series of lamps developed by architect-designer Vilhelm Lauritzen for the Copenhagen Radio House in 1945.

The VL Studio lamp collection is the commercial series of lamp developed by architect-designer Vilhelm Lauritzen for the Copenhagen Radio House, in 1945.

The compact Hay Apollo Portable Lamp with a classic silhouette is a new design by Studio 0405, and can be used both indoors and outdoors.

This industrial lamp is based on "the passion for traditional mechanism". That is why a special wing nut is supplied with each Bolt lamp where you can adjust the lamp head and the arm of the lamp.

The Keglen table lamp has a slightly curved diffuser, so that the directed light is not dazzled.

The New Works table lamp called Lantern, looks like a traditional Asian rice paper lampshade.

The New Works table lamp called Lantern, looks like a traditional Asian rice paper lampshade.

The New Works table lamp called Lantern, looks like a traditional Asian rice paper lampshade.

The New Works table lamp called Lantern, looks like a traditional Asian rice paper lampshade.