Who said that all art had to be flat and framed? Probably the same person who said the earth was. Because art manifests itself in many ways, it's time to branch out.
This 1970s stoneware pussy willow lamp tells a calming story.
20 in tall x 10 in wide
$129
Who says you can't replace the sofa with bohemian cushions? Who says you can't string a hammock from your living room ceiling? Who says you can't pretend you're a wandering nomad for just a little while?
This very large bamboo floor lamp features two lights.
17 in wide x 69 in tall
$195
The only thing that makes you happier than being anywhere near the sea, is planning your next beachy adventure. Mermaids need decor too!
This pair of terracotta lamps features a shell motif.
12 in wide x 24 in tall
$195
Who wants to spend just one night at the museum, when you could just live in one? This gorgeous lamp looks like it belongs behind layers of bulletproof plexiglass.
This large mid-century terracotta lamp sits on a gilded wooden base and features images of pumas and alligators.
16 in wide x 34 in tall
$249
Identifying the stressors in your life and then devising a plan of attack to prevent those stressors from happening again (or at least mitigating the effect they have on you), will open doors you didn't even know existed.
This large 1970s orange ceramic lamp is a burst of brightness no matter the weather.
12 in wide x 24 in tall
$149
Himalayan salt lamps don’t just look cool they also (allegedly) help improve the air quality in your home, boost your mood and help to reduce common household allergens such as dust and dander.
This groovy Himalayan salt lamp is the more mature (more sophisticated) older brother of your beloved lava lamp.
6 in round x 6 in tall
$59
When you aren't busy shattering glass ceilings at work, you're on the hunt for pieces that adequately express your innate passion for aesthetically pleasing details.
This 1970s glass block lamp feature a brass trim.
7 in wide x 24 in tall
$149
An article recently came out by Fast Company Design stating that minimalism was dead and that maximalism was very loudly (and unapologetically) taking over. So what qualifies as "maximalist"? Gold, lots of gold.
This 1970s cobalt blue ceramic lamp features a unique gilded leaf rose inlay.
10 in wide x 20 in tall
$149
There is something both comforting and utilitarian about this lamp, don't you agree? You'd probably imagine a light like this in the principal's office. Though you may have feared your elementary's figurehead with every bone in your body, you also had the utmost reverence for her.
This 1979 brown metal floor lamp features a flexible light.
46 in tall x 16 in wide (adjustable)
$129
It wouldn't surprise me if the tune "something tells me, I'm into something good" pops into your head the moment you step into Casa Victoria. Everywhere you look will surely ignite your feel-good brain chemicals.
This blue mid-century glass lamp features a wooden base.
24 in tall x 10 in wide
$149
There is a new sheriff in town, and he’s got only one job to do, to strut his stuff.
This 1950's ceramic rooster lamp will certainly be the cock of the town.
$129
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? If Spongebob won the lottery, he'd most certainly upgrade that pineapple to a watermelon and then hang this chandelier in the entryway.
This vintage coral chandelier was handcrafted and coated and features 6 lights.
28 in wide x 28 in tall
$425
When you live in a city that is cloudy most of the time, you forget how important the sun is to your overall disposition. If you don’t have the option to move to a tropical climate, you’ll have to get creative with how you celebrate light.
This brass floor lamp by Stiffel is the light you’ve been looking for.
65 in tall x 12 in wide
$225
Your life is full of important moments and shouldn't go unnoticed. Instead, you should be giving them the illumination they deserve.
This wood hacienda floor lamp has been carved and gilded.
54 in tall x 10 in wide
$195
You have come a long way from making macaroni necklaces for your mom for mother's day. While she'd probably still shed genuine tears of joy if you made her one today, perhaps it is time you gave her something a bit more practical.
Each of these custom-made Arts and Craft style table lamps includes an original paper shade.
17 in wide x 25 in tall
$249/pair
If there really is "life out there" I imagine that their space ship condos are illuminated with stylish lamps such as this one.
This contemporary-style floor lamp was crafted by Orbit of Chicago.
64 in tall x 14 in wide
$179
A "night in the museum" simply isn't enough. Your ultimate goal would be to live in one. Imagine being surrounded by all those ancient artifacts all the time. *swoons*
This large 1960s basket lamp features two bulbs and an adjustable shade height.
20 in wide x 40 in tall
$175
Never countdown to soaring cliffs, wide bays, and intimate coves again. Why not incorporate some Acapulco vibes into your home decor so that every day feels like a holiday?
This pair of Acapulco lanterns were crafted from metal and glass in 1960.
22 in tall x 14 in wide
$249/each
Your obsession with the extra-terrestrial is becoming so severe that you can't even enjoy an evening chat on the terrace with your neighbor without simultaneously looking for signs of celestial life.
This 1980s brass and glass halogen floor lamp resembles the mothership.
54 in tall x 16 in wide
$195
You'd much rather be treasure hunting in Marrakesh than sitting in a cubicle making cold calls, but you can't always get what you want. You can, however, get just what you need, like this lovely Moroccan chandelier.
This large moroccan chandelier features three lights.
36 in tall x 16 in wide
$325
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