9 Metal Floor Lamps: Illuminate Your Space

The Ito floor lamp embodies the transience of life’s passing moments that we often wish to hold on to. It is an ode to the beauty of the ephemeral experiences that keep the momentum of life flowing.

The Art Deco Armilla Floor Lamp by Scattered Disc Objects. Brass striped pipes, brass mirrors, aluminium, LED spotlight

The “Distruss Floor Lamp“ is made from a wide array of unexpected materials that resembles a dancing pop star and features lights that brighten up the entire space. Given its unique shape, varied texture and colours, it exudes a maximalist energy.

A common item in steel houses, the 180º curve is the starting point of this artistic floor lamp. Using this element of industrial origin and organic format, Cultivado em Casa seeks to create affable pieces. The goal is to transmit the softness and rawness of the material. With the yellow zinc plating they are emphasizing a very common finish in the industry, but little appreciated outside of it.

A celebrational totem of everyday objects, stool, plate, jug and a lamp.

The L1 series is made up of cylindrical steel tubes with electrostatic painting and natural aluminum fins. E27 LED bulbs screw into rubber-coated ceramic sockets. The lamps are dimmable and activated by a floor switch.

This lamp by Melissa Mariller is part of a series of three lamps resulting from an interpretation of various environments around the car. Combining the checkerboard present in car races, and led strips from car tuning customs,

The “Yacaman Floor” is part of the Yacaman collection, the first series of luminaires designed by Paola Jose. The project has a personal and profound meaning: It is a tribute to her father and grandfather, both doctors, brilliant, and both departed.

As seen at our “Now Nordic” exhibition at Reykjavik Art Museum, this artistic floor lamp explores the potential of materials. It transforms cold, prosaic and seemingly static materials, such as concrete and metal, into soft, tactually inviting objects. By refining the somewhat boring, industrial materials into vibrant elements, the lamp becomes poetic and sensuous.