18 Distinctive Neo Industrial Lights and Lamps For a Raw and Modern Interior

The Aria ceiling lamp was inspired by the idea that jewelry doesn’t just belong to the individual; buildings can also use it. These lamps are the jewel of the interior. Its metal structure is so delicate that the fact that it measures 3 meters wide is surprising. Its light source emanates from three bulbs that are inside three white spheres that represent the pearls of a necklace, the central focus of the piece.

A pendant Neo Industrial light formed out of a bronze plate that suggests the simplified shape of a predatory bird.

This Neo Industrial lamp is inspired by the great scientist Galileo Galilei, which is made from white pigmented concrete, natural pigments stained on birch plywood, and polished stainless steel.

Inspired by the futuristic backdrop of skyscrapers AND neon billboards of Hong Kong, the ‘Lattice’ floor lamps are sculptural floor lamps created using a 3D latticing technique unique to additive manufacturing technology.

Elevate your lighting game with this exquisite pendant lamp, meticulously crafted from premium stainless steel, including pipes, rods, and reducers.

“ÄTHER” addresses the ideas behind the object; of collecting, storing and preserving, as inspired by the cabinets of curiosities of the Italian Renaissance.

The tactile and visual relations between materials, surface dynamics, pattern and geometry, simplicity, and handicraft are some of the themes that have been important in the creation of this Neo Industrial lamp.

The Neo Industrial “Yacaman Table Lamp” is part of the Yacaman collection, the first series of luminaires designed by Paola Jose.

The Fold Table Light illuminates from within and through its reflections. As the self-appointed purpose was to create a lighting element with a unique form, this lamp is the outcome of experimentation on the subject, which consists of constructing physical models. It is a statement Neo Industrial piece with a timeless appearance.

Like art, lighting objects can give warmth and inspiration. Van Guijze has created several lamps that give comfort to the soul.

The design of “shippingshade” is made to be accepted by the general rules of postal shipping companies. The outer layer of the lamp resembles a cardboard shipping box – so that the lamp itself becomes the packaging as well as the lampshade itself.

Sokslet is a small Neo Industrial edition lampshade, that acts as an illuminated glass sculpture. The design is unique and driven by the found object, with the overall design built around it. 

Unique, functional light created from an old bucket and radiator details. The object is embroidered with cotton thread directly through the metal.

This work comes as a result of an exploration of form prior to function. With a stronger focus on form, the function becomes suggested by it. This way the life of the object extends, opening the possibility of multiple usages.

The Neo Industrial “Moon” floor lamp is balanced in space and refined to its worked ends which gives it bright and colourful reflections.

The phonetic transcription of “bravais” into the Spanish language, “BRAVÉ”, suggests courage and bravery. The combination of warm and soft materials with led light tubes showcases this challenge. A blend of past and present, retro-futuristic design.

This lamp is a thought experiment on the seemingly strangle hierarchical division between objects in our homes, ornament and function