When it comes to lighting, shape goes a long way. Lamp design will determine how the light will glow and spread across the room. The Ball Up Pendant Lamp, is a unique lighting fixture with a very interesting shape. It has an oval shaped diffuser with curved open shapes.

This handmade collection comes in red, black or vanilla glass with white interior. This is top quality, and the way it spreads the light is guaranteed to create the most unique ambiance in any room. It all comes down to how and where you look at it – a matter of perspective.

Imagine yourself a lamp that you can shape. To be clearer, imagine yourself a lamp that is made out of soft material that you can squeeze and twist as you please. Theses unique lamps do exist, they are the Soft Lamp and Flexlamp from Droog.

The material of the soft lampshade gives the impression that the cord is melting into the shade. When the light is turned on the seemingly opaque material radiates a warm glow. In addition, don’t be mistaken by the material’s appearance. It may look rigid, but in fact it is flexible enough to change form. This is your way to form your light.

Ornametrica – the name of this chandelier says it all: it is both ornamental and geometric. Versatility is exactly the right word to describe this beautiful chandelier by Icelandic designers Aleksej Iskos and Adalsteinn Stefansson. Their choice of material, the clean ornamental look of the branches and the geometry behind it all work together to achieve this unique lighting fixture.

If you want to add an artistic touch to your kitchen or dining room and you’re looking for something a little unusual, then the Soup Can Lights are exactly for you.
Ever since the pop art movement emerged in the 1950’s the use of mass-produced items in a different context has become extensive. I am a known fan of this period, I love the style and techniques but I think that what I love the most is the fact that by changing the context of everyday objects our perception of their value is changed. Andy Warhol’s famous “Campbell’s Soup Cans” is perhaps one of the iconic symbols of this movement.

These stylish pendant lamps are made from recycled cork, shedding a new light on the beauty of recycled material. Benjamin Hubert, who has previously designed hanging lamps made of concrete, has once again surprised us with an unusual material – cork.

Hubert is known for his rounded approach to design, taking into account not only the finished product but the manufacturing process as well. As with most modern designers today, along with form and function, sustainability and eco-friendly issues are also taken into consideration when designing new products. The beauty of these lamps is not only in their look but also in their unique production process.

The d-light huggable cushion is like my own personal square of sunshine. I really am not a winter person. Actually I like the clothes but everything else is a little depressing: the rain, the cold, the fact that it gets dark so early. As you can imagine, my idea of a perfect holiday is a sunny beach, preferably in July or August. Since moving to a Greek island is out of the question I have found the next best thing – I can create my own personal sunny weather with the d-light huggable cushion.

Robbie and Angie Cook from Cake Vintage decided to create something different. …and I’m glad they did. I mean, who wouldn’t want an item that is extraordinary and special as their lighting fixtures? What started as an evening with friends, sitting around with a selection of vintage doorknobs and a bottle of wine, turned into a unique lighting collection hand crafted from vintage key plates, silver-plate flatware, spoons and teacups. Tea party, anyone?

The dºlight light bubbles are so true to their name because they are delightful in so many ways. Whenever I re-decorate I always seem to have trouble deciding about the lighting fixtures. First I have to decide if I want overhead lighting or not, then if I want standing lamps, hanging lamps, table lamps, spot lamps….. in short so many decisions and this is before I’ve even tackled the subject of design and ambiance. This is why I love the concept of these light bubbles by designer Diana Lin.

Inspired by the world of pastries with a vast range of beautiful colors, the Muse Collection by AXO is everything you need to create an ambient diffused illumination. It could be installed as a pendant light, a ceiling lamp or mounted on a wall; the metal frame of this lamp is wrapped with soft, elasticized fabric – removable and washable; the solid color versions feature a glass diffuser to evenly diffuse the light. A source of inspiration…

The Hang On Easy lampshade, by droog, is an excellent way to cover any exposed light bulb you have in your home, giving it a much more elegant look. An exposed light-bulb around the house is not only a decorative hurdle but also a lighting disaster.

With this unique lampshade the idea is simple and easy – simply put it on, very easily and hassle-free; so not only you’ll upgrade its appearance to a decorative stylish item, but the bulb will also spread soft, warm light throughout the space. This is not just a magical trick to make your bulb disappear, this is literally – bulb fiction.

The Cubrik Light, by Santa & Cole, is a series of unique lamps that owe their names to the Rubik Cube. The idea behind this collection was to make a large-sized cubical lamp that would offer as many possibilities of composition as there are moods, so that the user could have a different lamp at any given moment. The one-of-a-kind collection of the Cubrik Light includes a suspension lamp, table lamp, wall light and pendant light. It’s not just a box of light, it’s an enlightened box.