Design table lamps

The elegant Astep 548 table lamp by Gino Sarfatti is a design from 1951 and is a beautiful example of indirect light.

The iconic and elegant table lamp by Gino Sarfatti is a design from 1951 and is a fine example of beautiful indirect light.

The elegant Astep table lamp by Gino Sarfatti is a design from 1951 and is a beautiful example of warm indirect light.

The elegant Astep model 548 table lamp by Gino Sarfatti is a design from 1951 and is a beautiful example of indirect light.

The wireless Nox table lamp from Danish Astep is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, beautiful design by Argentinian designer Alfredo Häberli.

This elegant and sculptural Kizu table lamp from Lars Tornøe is a classic-modern eye-catcher for your interior that provides beautiful diffused light.

The organic shaped Karl-Johan table lamp by designer Signe Hytte is inspired by wild mushrooms in nature.

The Shelter is also suitable as a reading lamp next to the sofa, in the office or in your bedroom due to the white inside of the wide round shade.

Le Klint 375 - XS table lamp is based on Esben Klint iconic lamp model 107 from 1942.

Le Klint 375 - S table lamp is based on Esben Klint iconic lamp model 107 from 1942.

Le Klint 375 - M table lamp is based on Esben Klint iconic lamp model 107 from 1942.

The lamp has a highly functional design featuring a polycarbonate head, aluminium arms and ABS base, with concealed gas springs that enable the arms and head to hold their position wherever they are moved

This Hay lamp by Pierre Charpin has a highly functional design featuring a polycarbonate head, aluminium arms and ABS base, with concealed gas springs.

The Classic Model 306 lamp is a design from 1945 by Kaare Klint and can easily be transformed from a wall to a table lamp thanks to the base.

The Hay Pao collection an exciting collaboration with Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa. Named after the soft, glowing shape of traditional Mongolian Pao tents illuminated at night-time.