Ginger jar lamps began as traditional Chinese storage jars for ginger and spices. After people started converting them into lamps, the name stuck—and now refers to the iconic rounded silhouette.
This pair of large ginger jar lamps was made in California.
9 x 32
$249
As they say, "When you're here, you're family." Place these lamps in your home and don't be surprised if guests linger a little longer, conversations stretch late into the evening, and someone inevitably asks for your secret carbonara recipe.
This pair of vintage wood lamps was crafted in Italy and brings a touch of warmth, hospitality, and timeless European charm to any space.
8.5 x 32
$295
When the Chinese food restaurant recognizes your voice and starts asking, "The usual?" before you've finished saying hello, it's time to embrace your destiny.
This pair of vintage bamboo lamps is wrapped in copper and features lucite bases and transforms any room into a stylish homage to your lifelong commitment to takeout.
64 t x 11 w x 8 d
$295/ each lamp
The next best thing to getting lost in an Indian night market, wandering between stalls of colorful textiles and fragrant spices.
This pair of perforated metal lamps by John Richard was made in India.
6 x 34
$250/pair
They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore. Statement pieces that light up a room.
This pair of 1980s Deco ceramic lamps has an elegant gold trim.
25 t x 12 w x 7 d
$249/pair
A little Breakfast at Tiffany’s moment for your living room.
This pair of Tiffany-blue porcelain lamps, finished with delicate gold trim, brings classic glamour, soft glow, and just a hint of old-Hollywood charm — croissant and sunglasses optional.
10 w x 24 t x 3 d
$295/pair
Sally may still sell seashells down by the seashore, but Ollie opened an opulent oyster outlet down by the ocean - and it’s far out!
This pair of extra-large contemporary lamps was handcrafted from oyster shells by Made Goods.
14 w x 36 t
$495/ pair
Call us the Golden Girls of the Qing Dynasty. We’re elegant, hand-painted, and just a little extra. We’ve lit up parlors, whispered secrets over tea, and still manage to put smiles on faces.
This pair of hand-decorated rose medallion lamps from China features vibrant florals, gold trim, and wooden carved bases. Rich in detail and even richer in vibes.
8” wide x 32” tall
$295 for the pair
Who needs a pastel blazer when you’ve got vintage ceramic curves like these? With my glossy mauve glaze and pleated shades, I’m bringing serious Miami Vice energy to your space—laid-back luxury, a touch of drama, and unapologetically bold style.
Buying vintage accent pieces? That’s your vice now.
11 x 34 t
$249/pair
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
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
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
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
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
There is nothing quite like going outside on a clear night and tilting your head back to see a sky full of twinkling orbs.
This pair of 1980s ceramic orb lamps are the center of your universe (or least your living room.)
11 w x 21 t.
$195
I imagine whoever invented the tassel was the annoying friend who is constantly suggesting improvements. “You know this pillow is great and all, but you know what would make it even greater? A braided bundle of strings.” “Shut up Frank, and just enjoy the party.”
This pair of vintage ceramic lamps feature a unique finish and tassel details that even Frank would be impressed by.
9.5w x 30 t x 6 d
$249
If heavy, ornate furniture and accessories aren’t your jam, we’ve got you covered. We also dabble in the delicate.
This pair of hand-decorated Chinese lamps are the ultimate accent pieces.
5 w x 19 t
$79/pair
Swapping coffee for an English Gray may not exactly be your cup of tea, but that doesn’t mean you should sit in the dark and cry over spilled milk.
This pair of vintage ginger jar lamps are a cool jet black.
7 w x 25 t
$179
Whether or not you believe in Martians is irrelevant, according to Elon Musk we’ll be inhabiting Mars before you know it. That begs the question, how many carry-ons are we going to be able to take with us on a trans-planetary flight?
These 1980s metal lamps with lucite trim would be perfect for the desk or bedside table in your Martian condo.
13 x 19
$79/each
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