Top Space Age Lights For A Home Out of This World

Lightpulse is an award winning (Ung Svensk Form 2021), abstract, geometric light box, inspired by circular pulse waves.
It aims to add a bold design element and a characteristic vibrance in the interior.
The light is emitted in a sculptural, circular form but it’s only when the viewer changes observation angles that the circle reveals its depth and perpetuity.

The touch-sensitive lighting of the Natalia lamp makes interacting with light a whole experience. It can be used as a reading lamp, a decorative element, or simply as an object of admiration. The lamp’s body is made of polished stainless steel, giving it durability and a modern look. The magic of this lamp lies in the silicone center, which has the ability to light up when you touch any part of the metal.

Drawing inspiration from ancient concepts, “Helios”, designed by Amsterdam-based designer, Zoran Strijbosch, pays homage to light’s circular dance. The lamp invites interaction, allowing control over light’s intensity by moving the sphere. Similar to how Helios shaped the sun’s path, users become the orchestrators of brightness, creating a captivating dance of light.

The “Bird of Prey” light not only boasts a unique design inspired by predatory birds, but it also incorporates a Space Age aesthetic with its use of bronze and warm lighting. The bronze plate’s simplified shape gives it a futuristic feel, and the light that runs through it creates a warm, sunset-like glow.

The “Fold” table light is a stunning example of Space Age lighting design that combines form and function. The light illuminates from within and reflects through the folds in the structure, creating a unique and mesmerizing effect. Its futuristic and timeless appearance is a result of careful experimentation and physical modeling, resulting in a statement piece that will elevate any interior space.

The “Ishtar” lamp draws inspiration from the ancient architecture of Babylon. Its metal structure is cut by a beam of light that creates accent lighting and diffused lighting in the room.

“Cornice Supreme” is a futuristic and thought-provoking example of Space Age design. It transforms basic materials into sculptural lamps that challenge our perception of objects in their environment.

The “Unborn Creatures of Light” is a mesmerizing Space Age art piece that uses emptied and hardened eggshells to create porous constellations of stars through the use of light. Inspired by the concept that the universe was born from an egg, each unique eggshell resembles a galaxy.

The “become” desk lamp’s design is controlled by a metal ball that moves between two magnetic fields. Placing the ball at the centre fully energizes the lamp, emitting a warm light. Its sleek and futuristic design is perfect for modern interiors.

The “shippingshade” lamp is a Space Age creation that takes inspiration from postal shipping companies. Its outer layer resembles a cardboard shipping box, making the lamp itself the packaging and the lampshade.

The “Tetris” table light by Yves Pauwels is a striking example of Space Age design. The lamp’s metal material is cut and stretched in the atelier to create charming forms that produce a play of light and shadow on both the wall and ceiling.

“Lucha” lamps are unique and abstract pieces that embody a sense of individuality and obscurity. This Space Age design is an excellent choice for those seeking a distinctive and eye-catching addition to their interior space.

The “Blue Moon” light is part of a series of unique and handmade lighting works that embody a space-age aesthetic. Produced in collaboration with Art Group 1103, these works are like nebulae encased in iron shells when the light is on, and round reliefs of distant planets when the light is off.