Designed by Inga Sempé for Artecnica, the Double Stray is a unique, collapsible lampshade inspired by the simplicity and translucence of Chinese paper lanterns. You could easily pair this light this with a low profile platform bed which is heavily influenced by Asian design for an oriental style bedroom.

Through sheer association, this bowling pin shaped lamp is just waiting to be knocked over, which is great because that is actually how you turn the light off. When it is knocked over, it waits to be stood back up to illuminate the space with a soft glow.

Designed by the talented Ross Lovegrove, this designer lighting collection from Luceplan is perfect for indoors as well as outdoors; whether high or low, stuck into the ground or hanging from tree branches, the Pod Lens will illuminate your home garden, patio, around the swimming pool or even the vegetable garden. Inside the house, when raised on a high stem with aluminum base, the Pod Lens becomes a lightweight floor lamp.

Designed by Marcel Wanders, the Skygarden pendant lamp artfully blends classic detail with contemporary design. To get yourself one of these beautiful light fixtures, you’ll need to spend a couple of $$$, although in my eyes this spectacular lamp is as unique as the delicately sculptured garden foliage design decorating its interior.

Designed by Carlo Forcolini and Giancarlo Fassina, the Birzi lamp collection from Luceplan, is an interactive, whimsical table light made of silicone, which takes on different shapes and sizes according to the user’s playfulness. The different colors flatter its silhouette, giving it a dynamic and contemporary look – Perfect for your bedroom, living room or office.

Designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in the early 60’s, the Splügen Bräu is a beautiful, round light fixture from Flos. Attach the steel fitting to your ceiling and admire this wonderful lamp as it suspends above your dining table, providing direct lighting with a contemporary style.

Kelvin is definitely one of my favorite lighting collections. Whether as a floor lamp for the living room, on the entrance wall or as an adjustable table lamp for your study, their design is classy and unique.

Japanese studio Kyouei Design created these charming, paper lampshades. As you can see, gathering a few of these unique lamps together creates the most amazing lighting effect.

Designed by Pernille Vea for the Danish design house, Menu, the Cone Torch is designed to welcome family and friends into your garden and home; illuminate your home entrance with a row of flaming torches or impress your guests with a stylish outdoor dinner party surrounded by glowing torches.

Design by Paolo Rizzatto for Luceplan, the Costanzina is a slender and discrete wall lamp, which fits easily into any room, whether public or private. What i like most about this lamp is its flexibility – It can be mounted regardless of whether a light socket is available, thanks to its cable that can be lowered to the nearest mains plug.

Designed by Ferdi Giardini for Luceplan, Blow is a unique ceiling fan featuring an exceptionally quiet motor and a light fixture placed above its clear or multicolor blades, meaning the fan can be installed while leaving the existing electricity system unaltered, or using ordinary switches that can be inserted in traditional wall plates. The blades, with their particular profile and transparency, make the light elegant and easy on the eye.

Look, a light bulb within a lightbulb! I love the concept behind this unique and clever, little lamp. It’s made out of laser cut plywood, which leaves a crisp burned edge, creating a waffle like glow.