In 1933, when Frank Lloyd Wright converted the original gymnasium of his Hillside home school, located in spring green, Wisconsin, into a theater, he designed lighting pendants composed of rectangular light boxes and plywood shields to be suspended from the tall ceiling. These fixtures proved to be a lighting innovation, providing comfortable indirect light without the use of glass or shades. In 1952, when the theater was rebuilt following a fire, Wright modified the design of the original fixtures for use in the dining room, attaching them to the oak beam overhead. He found their soft indirect light so pleasing that he had a standing floor lamp of the same design fabricated for use in his own home.

The lamp is an absolute work of Art! The design and craftsmanship are top notch. It is a statement piece that is anchoring the center of my audio room. The cherry co traits well with ny walnut floors and the light is warm and provides a good accent. It was packaged very well with good supports and cushioning.. Ken. Wed Feb 04 2026

Designed in 1952, with its slender silhouette, both elegant and avant-garde, the Giraffe Tablet floor lamp perfectly embodies the spirit of innovation of the Rispal house.

The Point Floor Lamp Modular is the result of a collaboration between product designer Alex Buckman and Città's 3D design team, David Moreland and Nikolai Sorensen. The unique lamp makes a statement with its spherical hand-blown glass shade and pared-back aesthetic. The lamp emits ambient light from the shade. The lamp consists of a kitset of parts, offering dozens of customizable configurations. This modular version features an in-line switch and is not dimmable. You can use a maximum of four shades in any configuration.

Absolutely beautiful lamp. Love that you can easily configure in so many different ways which change the whole look.. Bartley. Salt Lake City, UT. Fri Nov 21 2025

The new reissue signed by Rispal!

"There's just something inherently cool about snaps and leather" is how it all started for HF designer Andy Morter. Using a combination of fine leather, alabaster stone, and metal, he adds hidden LED technology to create this Snaps piece with the versatility of being a floor plug-in for spaces without an electrical box. These portable Snaps can be swagged over a piece of furniture and can easily be extended beyond its two large and one shorter leather straps with optional additional elements.

Crafted for interiors that value both form and function, Clare delivers directional illumination and modern character without overwhelming the space. Perfect for living rooms, creative studios, or curated corners that call for vertical design impact. Make a bold, sculptural statement with the Clare Floor Easel from Robert Abbey. Designed with a sleek, architectural silhouette, this piece functions as both a source of light and a work of art. Its tall, adjustable frame and refined metal shade evoke the elegance of a gallery easel, bringing height and focus to any room. A floor-operated full-range dimmer switch allows you to tailor the lighting to your needs—whether for reading, ambiance, or display.