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Modern Lighting by the Masters
Lighting should help you set the mood no matter
which room you're decorating. Putting all lights on dinners gives you the option
of selecting the right brightness for each setting. Modern lighting by American masters.
Go to: Modern Floor Lamps,
Modern Pendant Lighting,
Modern Table and Task Lamps
Ralph
Lauren Home Lighting
More than lighting, these modern designs are
illuminated works of art.
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| Shade Pendant
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Logico Triple Suspension Lamp
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| A versatile lighting solution, the Shade Pendant (2008) comes with
threaded steel rods with a brushed nickel finish. Depending on how many
rods you use, the Shade Pendant can hang as close as six inches or as
far as 54 inches from the ceiling. The ivory-colored linen lampshade is
dramatic in scale but traditional in shape |
Handblown glass is given a curvaceous, organic form in the Logico
Collection (2002), designed by Michele De Lucchi and Gerhard Reichert.
Available in an assortment of styles, Logico’s neutral materials can
suit interiors from modern to traditional |
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Mix Task Lamp |
Leaf Light |
Tube Top Table Lamp - Small |
| This sophisticated reading lamp draws a mere five watts of energy
and delivers an intense, warm and pleasing light for an average duration
of some 50,000 hours (2,000 hours is the average for a normal halogen
bulb). |
It's been called the Aeron of lamps and its controls have been
compared with those on an iPod, but technology is only half of the story
when it comes to the new Leaf Light. The other half is sustainability.
The work of Yves Béhar for Herman Miller, the Leaf Light (2006) uses a
biomorphic grid of LEDs to deliver a wide spectrum of light |
The satisfying composition features a transparent acrylic base that
supports a lightweight mesh shade held in place by tension. The effect
is that of a floating form over a barely visible base, tethered only by
a fabric-covered cord. |
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| Tripod Floor Lamp
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Gilda Floor Lamp
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| The Tripod Floor Lamp, with its satisfying proportions and refined
details, has all the potential of a classic. Its cord is coyly hidden
down one leg, for an uninterrupted line. Three thin legs, each with a
rubber glide at its base, support a perfectly balanced fabric shade |
Few floor lamps mix elements of traditional and - industrial design
with the grace and impeccable styling of Enrico Franzolini's Gilda Floor
Lamp (1997). Designed with an oversized jute shade, the lamp resolves in
a reed-thin telescoping spine that expands and contracts |
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| Baby Gilda
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Logico Floor Lamp
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| Few lamps mix elements of traditional and industrial design with the
grace and impeccable styling of Enrico Franzolini's Gilda Collection
(1997). Designed with an oversized jute shade, the lamp resolves in a
reed-thin telescoping spine that expands and contracts from 36 to 60
inches |
Handblown glass is given a curvaceous, organic form in the Logico
Collection (2002), designed by Michele De Lucchi and Gerhard Reichert.
Available in an assortment of styles, Logico’s neutral materials can
suit interiors from modern to traditional |
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Brazo Floor Lamp |
Spun Floor Lamp |
| Made from LEDs and recyclable aluminum, Pablo Pardo’s innovative
Brazo Floor Lamp (2006) uses the same body as his Brazo Task Lamp, but
with an extension piece for added height. |
Sculptor and designer Sebastian Wrong demonstrates his flair for
bold, minimalist forms in the Spun Floor Lamp (2001) for Flos. Made
entirely of satiny, machined-smooth aluminum, the lamps feature
high-gloss finishes for maximum dramatic impact. |
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