Table Lamps

Pair of sandstone and brushed brass table lamps. Inspired by a relief from the Middle Kingdom (circa 2061-2010 BC) depicting King Nebhepetre Mentuhotep II and the goddess Hathor, this lamp features a sandstone body with a black granite base and a hand-crafted linen blend shade. Its historically inspired look and refined design bring a touch of...
€5,416.67
Moonsetter model lamp by Louis Poulsen Moonsetter, by architect and designer Anne Boysen, won the competition for the TV programme "Danish Classics of the Future" in 2020. Moonsetter's design is based on geometric shapes: the circle, the square and the cylinder combine to create a unique artistic configuration. After creating the first prototype of the...
€850.00
Oxblood porcelain lamp, 20th century This large 20th century table lamp is a piece of ceramic art of superb chromatic intensity, featuring one of the most prestigious and difficult glazes in the history of porcelain. The result of an ancestral skill reinterpreted over the last century, this lamp is an essential element of interior design. Please contact...

The "Table Lamps" category of our website offers an impressive panorama of lamps that not only light up spaces but transform them. From the delicacy of the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles, through the majestic Empire, the sumptuous Napoleon III, to the innovative Art Nouveau and Art Deco, and finally to the clean lines of modern and contemporary design, each lamp is selected for its beauty and its history.

Louis XV and Louis XVI periods Louis XV-style table lamps are renowned for their elegant curves and rococo details, often adorned with floral motifs and gilded bronze finishes. Under Louis XVI, lamps adopted a more structured approach with neoclassical elements, reflecting the arts of ancient Greece and Rome with columns and festoons.

Empire and Napoleon III The Empire style is characterised by robust lamps with motifs of laurels, eagles and Napoleonic emblems, symbolising glory and power. During the Napoleon III period, exuberance was the order of the day, with opulent lamps using materials such as tortoiseshell, accompanied by finely chased bronzes and intricate marquetry.

Art Nouveau and Art Deco Art Nouveau brought forms inspired by nature, fluid curves and asymmetrical lines. Materials such as blown glass and wrought iron are common. In contrast, Art Deco favours symmetry and geometric patterns, with lamps using luxurious materials such as chrome, etched glass and sometimes mother-of-pearl inlays.

Modern and Contemporary Design Modern table lamp design focuses on simplicity, with an emphasis on clean lines and functionality. Innovative materials such as polymers, light metals and industrial glass allow for bold creations. Contemporary designs often play on the interaction between light and space, incorporating LED technologies and ecological concepts.

Diversity and Collection Our collection embraces diversity across the ages, highlighting not only the utilitarian aspect of table lamps, but also their crucial role in interior design. Each piece tells a story, reflecting the artistic and cultural trends of its time. It enriches any décor, offering style and elegance, while providing light that accentuates ambience and comfort.

Expertise and Passion We select each lamp for its quality, style and authenticity. Our passion for lighting and décor motivates us to seek out pieces that not only illuminate, but inspire. We are committed to providing detailed information about each lamp so that our customers understand its aesthetic and historical value.

Conclusion The "Table Lamps" category is a celebration of the art of lighting through the centuries. From refined antique pieces to bold contemporary creations, each lamp is a work of art that enriches any space. Whether you're a collector, a design enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique piece for your home, you'll find lamps in our collection that combine functionality with exceptional beauty.

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