The term "torchiere" originates from the French word "torchère," referring to a lamp originally designed to hold candles. Its design resembles a candelabrum or torch, giving it a distinctive, elegant appearance. Pass it on.
This mid-century Torchiere lamp was crafted with metal $195.
10 x 66
Palm trees have been packed with symbolism throughout history, making them more than just beautiful beach icons! Ancient Egyptians saw palm branches as a sign of immortality. The Romans waved them to celebrate victory. In Christianity, palms mark Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem and are still used on Palm Sunday. During the Jewish festival of Sukkot, date palm fronds play a special role. For Muslims, palm branches can signify peace. And today, you can spot palm trees on the flags of places like Haiti, Guam, Florida, South Carolina, and Saudi Arabia. Who knew these leafy giants had such a storied past?
This pair of vintage palm tree lamps are crafted of metal, $249.
8 x 28
Fredrick Ramond Glassman's talent for design was developed in an unexpected way: through his battle with asthma. As a child, he was frequently confined to bed due to his condition. According to his brother, Fredrick kept himself entertained by sketching, drawing, and constructing model planes and cars. And boy are we glad he did!
This 1980s oak and brass chandelier by Fredrick Ramond of Los Angeles features 6 lights plus one down light in the center, $495.
14 t x 22 w
If even the thought of tip-toeing through the tulips activates your allergies, better take a rain check and stay your sensitive self inside until Spring passes.
This contemporary “Tulip” lamp was handcrafted by De La Espada, Portugal, $495.
10 w x 65 t
Who was Billy Haines? Not only was he Hollywood’s first “out” movie star, but he eventually became Hollywood’s leading decorator. He even designed Joan Crawford’s living room.
This pair of large Billy Haines-style mid-century brass lamps make quite the statement, 48 t x 10 w.
$495 pair
Leave it to the 80s to deliver a lasting splash of color in an otherwise muted century.
This pair of 1980’s glass lamps gives a cozy glow, $249.
9 r x 26 t
It wasn’t that long ago you’d ask strangers in a dark crowded bar if they had a light. Now you ask your significant other if she can turn on the light so you can see your Sudoku puzzles more clearly. Same same, but different.
This mid-century style brass halogen floor lamp by Robert Sonneman for Kovacs features an adjustable height.
$495
Sally got tired of selling seashells down by the seashore so she synthesized this sensational chandelier instead! Now say that five times fast.
This contemporary shell chandelier is what your nautical dining room has been missing.
18 x 28
$250
A lamp is not just a lamp, it’s a creator of ambiance, a seeker of truth, and a trusty guide through perilous page turning.
This mid-century pottery lamp by Du Nord is giving folk art vibes.
7 x 29
$169
Get all the coziness of an oil lamp without all the fire hazards.
This mid-century faux oil metal lamp will light the darkest winter nights.
28 t x 18 d x 12 w
$195
Creating your own personal meditation retreat is essential in this fast-paced world. Surround yourself with objects that invoke peace and relaxation and watch how your mood shifts.
This pair of vintage ceramic pagoda lamps will help create your ideal relaxation temple.
8 w x 4 d x 32 t
$249
You know that little light of yours? We are all dying to know…are you gonna let it shine? Well, are you?
This 1980s-style plaster floor lamp features a pillar design.
12 x 62
$295
If the bridges you burn are lighting your way, well I suppose you’ve got a one-up on the rest of us fools who have chosen the shadowy path of politeness. May I follow in your petty footsteps, pretty please?
This pair of large 1940s chinoiserie porcelain lamps feature nightlights in the base.
10 x 36
$295
Thailand is known as the “land of smiles” because the Thai people seem to always be in a good mood. I’d be smiling too if I had this lamp to come home to every day.
This handcrafted stoneware lamp hails from Thailand, $295.
11.5 r x 17 t to socket
If your cozy den isn’t filled with delicate delights such as this adorable pair, then what exactly have you been doing with your life?
These hand decorated porcelain lamps hail from Macau.
7 x 27
$249/pair
Can’t turn your racing thoughts off? Put a cork in it and read a book instead. This method works especially well if said book is a drivelous beach read.
This mid-century cork lamp features a chrome trim, $169
11 r x 38 t
Adding any fruit motif to your decor is a surefire way to bring in both luxuriousness and sensuality. What are you waiting for?
This Mid Century ceramic lamp by du Nord, France sits on a wooden base with a pear motif, $295. 9 x 35
Waterford Crystal was first established in Ireland in 1783. Their vision? To create the “finest quality crystal for drinking vessels and objects of beauty for the home.” I don’t know about you, but any company that calls their glassware, “drinking vessels” means business.
This Waterford Crystal pendant chandelier is decadently superb, wouldn’t you agree?
12 r x 13 t
$395
Believe it or not, Frederick Cooper started out as a sculpturer and watercolor painter. Lucky for us, he quickly pivoted to designing home lighting with an artistic flair. Today his avant-garde lamps appeal to everyone from architectural admirers to discerning homeowners.
This 1980s brass and black floor lamp by Fredrick Cooper, Chicago gives us roaring twenties vibes.
9 x 58
$349
Like you and your bestie, these two make a perfect pair. Situate one on either side of the sofa and you’ll create the perfect ambiance for pouring out your hearts to one another, yet again.
This pair of metal spindle lamps was handcrafted in India.
7 x 31
$249
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