Lighting
Lamps, chandeliers and candlesticks.
A lamp should give light where it is needed without dazzling. When electricity came, light could for the first time be directed, shaded and moved freely – and the lamp became a design problem of its own.
- AEG arc lamp
- Anglepoise
- Mirrored wall sconce
- Gustavian chandelier
- Argand lamp
- Paraffin lamp
- Edison’s light bulb
- Tiffany lamp
- Roman oil lamp
- Hezilo chandelier
- Gloucester Candlestick
- Barbarossa Chandelier
- Mamluk mosque lamp
- Dutch brass chandelier
- Chōchin paper lantern
- Betty lamp
- Fresnel lighthouse lens
- Astral lamp
- Davy lamp
- Moderator lamp
- Gas street lamp
- Hurricane lantern
- Swan’s incandescent lamp
- Gaudí’s lampposts in Plaça Reial
- Auer gas mantle burner
- Table lamp by W. A. S. Benson
- Chandelier by Victor Horta
- Lamps of Guimard’s Métro entrances
- Dragonfly lamp
- Wisteria lamp
- Gallé’s mushroom lamp
- Water-lily lamp by Daum and Majorelle
- Lamp by René Lalique
- La Religieuse
- PH 5
- Arco
- Kaiser Idell
- Bumling
- Louis Poulsen
- Daum
- Philips
- Tiffany Studios
- Osram
- FontanaArte
- Ateljé Lyktan
- Luxo
- Le Klint
- Oluce
- Stilnovo
- Artemide
- Flos
- Luceplan
- Tecnolumen