Maintaining the good size of its more than half sphere lampshade and the peripheral illumination caused by its slit, we are extending the Fontana family by including its floor version more than fifty years after its creation.

The Charlton by AERIN combines practicality with elegance. These functional pieces illuminate walls, floors, or ceilings, offering versatile angles of illumination with extended arms that can bend and adjust as needed. The pivoting, curved shades can be customized with a selection of brass or matte finishes, adding a modern and sophisticated touch to any space.

The lamp is just right for the space. The only "problem" is that it's hard to screw in the bottom tight enough to get the vertical piece above the base at a 90 degree angle from the base. It sort of leans a bit, which bothers me but is hardly noticeable to others.. Deborah. Pound Ridge, NY. Tue Jan 04 2022

The latest design by Ray Power in his on going study of form, repetition and geometry, Link's sumptuous curves create an organic yet regular pattern that is endlessly engaging to the eye and glows in tones from light to dark. The lamp explores the maximum potential of Polywood veneer, won 2007 Design Plus Material Vision Award and the 2008 Good Design Award.

Geen-A is Kartell's reading lamp, supplementing the brand's lighting range with a product designed for this specific purpose. The simple lines conceal a real sense of attitude, while the clean shape has a familiar yet intriguing effect. The piece consists of a base, a light shade, three LED bulbs, a stem, and a handle for easy transportation. This is a simple lamp, just as reading is one of life's simple pleasures.

Heavier than I expected! This lamp will last for a long time because of its sturdiness. Contemporary timeless design.. Toshila. Fayetteville, AR. Sun Mar 22 2026

The Reeds floor piece features single, or multiple elegantly minimal wands, casting a soft directional glow with minimal hardware. Each wand is effortlessly repositionable; a smooth swivel allows the light to be angled precisely, and to create dynamic lines within the fixture.

Well, I think it's really beautiful and minimal and it was the only stick light we could find this height however, it's definitely way over-priced for such a thin minimal light, even though it fits the bill perfectly for us in corner of room. So can only give it 4 stars but I do love it.. Anne. Toronto, ON. Mon Jul 31 2023

Designed by the Rispal in-house team in 1950, this lamp was surnamed the Praying Mantis lamp because of its insect-like appearance. It was revealed to the public at the 36th Interior Designers Fair in Paris in 1952 and stands as a timeless emblem of French design’s golden era. The Praying Mantis is handcrafted in France from noble materials such as oak, ash, walnut, and mahogany. Its lampshade, made out of pleated cellulose acetate, echoes the original material used during its first introduction. Cellulose acetate, derived from cotton fiber or wood pulp, qualifies as a "bio-plastic," as it is renewable, biodegradable, and manufactured without the use of oil. The unique technique employed in shaping the lampshade was an innovation pioneered by Rispal in the 1950s.