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15 literary chandeliers to make your home warmer

The last time I chatted with you, the classic seat in the history of design. The friends said that they also want to choose a lamp with a literary and artistic appearance. Where are you~ I am always there for you, can you help me? So today, I will have a special chandelier session and talk about this little cute chandelier.

1. Garland Light

An award-winning genie-like lamp.

The hot Dutch designer (Tord Boontje) established a studio in 1996, and the design style is mainly natural and romantic. His style of taking animals and plants as the theme works is boldly used by Tord Boontje. He integrates the light and shadow of plants felt when walking in the forest into his works, exuding a fairyland atmosphere like in a fairy tale.

The branches and leaves are entwined, the light and shadow change, and the light shot through the gaps of flowers and plants is like the elves of Middle-earth, which makes people feel beautiful. There is no need to worry about cleaning, just pick off the branches and soak them in water to restore the light and tidy. This exquisite and stylish lamp is now in the permanent collection of the MoMa Museum of Modern Art in New York.

The golden material does not have the feel of a nouveau riche, but is a bit more elegant. This is the real fire tree silver flower~

2. Tord Artecnica Icarus Creative Angel Wings Feather

A fairytale lamp.

This 2004 chandelier is named Icarus, after Greek mythology. In the legend, the craftsman Daedalus made a pair of wax wings for his son Icarus. He successfully tested the flying wings. Driven by the desire to fly to a higher place in his heart, he fluttered his wings and flew to the sun, and died because the feathers melted due to the high temperature. sea. Tord Boontje uses three-dimensional overlapping paper-cuts to create angel-like wings that envelop the gentle lighting.

"The familiar warmth, like the wings of an angel, swept through my boundless heart" felt like it was about to sing.

3. Moooi bertjan pot

A lamp inspired by nature.

Designed by Bertjan Pot.

Another leap gold award design from MOOOI, LED lighting, allows technology to provide infinite possibilities. Inspired by lovage plants. The lamp is very thin and delicate, using coating conductive technology.

If it is not lit, it is impossible to guess that this is a lamp, a perfect fusion of technology and art.

There is no problem with the dining table, and it can create a quiet atmosphere in the bedroom.

For those with a larger apartment, the following domineering models may be needed.

4. Brass bracket glass chandelier

A hand-blown lamp.

American minimalist designer Lindsey Adelman and his team use hand blowing to ensure that each light bulb has its own characteristics. A combination of glass spheres and angled brass supports evokes blossoming cherry tree branches.

There are many imitation knockoffs, but not many can restore this sense of handmade style.

5. Delightfull Coltrane

A bamboo tube-like lamp.

The shape of the bamboo tube, the art of light and shadow, the classic of jazz. This chandelier designed by John Coltrane, by adjusting the length of the line, allows the chandelier to produce different angles of inclination.

It seems that just looking at these lights is an art.

6. PH5 chandelier (Louis Poulsen)

A simple and versatile lamp.

Danish lighting designer Paul Henningsen (Poul Henningsen), whose name is PH for short, is a pioneer in the field of lighting design. The PH5 chandelier is a classic design he launched in 1958. Simple shape, suitable for many occasions.

Simple and modern lamps, Nordic style, Japanese style, nostalgic, modern, will not violate the harmony.

7. PH5 Artichoke Chiba pine cone lamp

A lamp that baby squirrels will love.

The PH Artichoke chandelier, also designed in 1958, has a stronger sense of shape than the simplicity of the PH5.

8. Flos TARAXACUM 88 Dandelion Chandelier

A beautiful light for day and night.

Designer Achille Castiglioni is a very creative person, a dandelion-like lamp, not only beautiful when it is lit at night, but also a unique and creative work of art during the day. Taraxacum 88 is a sculpture-like structure. It is made up of 20 triangular pieces of aluminum, which are connected to each other through precise size calculation. Each piece has 3 lamp sockets, bringing you the light of countless bulbs.

Friends with intensive phobia may not like this lamp very much.

9. The IdéeAL Lamp Series

A lamp that looks like a conical flask.

Designer Clement Terreng's handmade chandelier takes its shape from the traditional Chinese lantern shape, and is more modern after mixing colors. The glass shade balances the visual weight.

The warm orange light has a nostalgic feeling.

10. Moooi Paper Chandelier

A fairytale crystal chandelier.

Designer Maarten Baas is known for his "destruction", he loves to make the classic furniture products of the past less black. According to him, a large number of things that are copied and manufactured can be reborn after being burned.

Classic modern expression.

This classic chandelier seems to be more suitable with a round dining table, and the white dining chairs also echo the color of the lamp.

11, original wood round chandelier round

An environmentally friendly handcrafted lamp.

Designer David Trubridge's design has always focused on issues such as environmental protection and resource regeneration. Using exquisite handicrafts, carving skills and computer design technology, the lines are simple and elegant, giving people a fresh and natural feeling.

A chandelier that cannot be a dining room light is not a good chandelier.

12. Moooi Dear Ingo Modern Chandelier

A spider lamp that Ron is most afraid of.

A pendant lamp designed by Ron Gilad, which requires a balance between abstraction and function, designed this spider-like table lamp.

Looking at the momentum of the claws and claws, as a melon rind who is afraid of multi-legged insects, I personally don't like this lamp very much, although it sells well.

White doesn't seem so scary.

13. The Random Light by MOOOI

A widely used hemp rope chandelier.

Designer Bertjan Pot's creations look like fluff balls, but are very lightweight and flexible. Because Bertjan Pot is obsessed with the research process and new or old materials, and in the laboratory by playing and messing with the materials, he designed this important work that made Bertjan Pot open to international fame.

This lamp looks very casual, with a strong Southeast Asian style.

In the relaxation area, it is really relaxing.

14. Fucsia: FLOS Modern Fucsia Glass Chandelier

A light that can be more or less.

Fucsia: FLOS Modern Fucsia glass pendant lamp, designed by Achille Castiglioni. This series of pendant light fixtures can be used as a single pendant light. It can also be used as a chandelier with a string of 3, a string of 8, or a string of 12. Each blown conical glass has a 1.5" sandblasted edge; held together by a light cannon. Like a contemplative brain, the overall appearance is refined and refined. And became the most popular product in Flos' Fucsia line.

Collected together can be used as the main light source in the room, and a few can be used as dining table chandeliers.

15. RH glass box chandelier

A special lamp for dining table.

Brand founder Steve Gordon.

(Restoration Hardware) RH's products are a fusion of American modern and nostalgic styles, thick and textured. The timeless materials give the furniture a modern and timeless feel. This lamp can be said to be a table-specific lamp, and the common designer collocations basically choose to hang above the dining table.