Art deco product design

Approximate Dimensions: 22 inches in length, 18 inches in width, 28 inches in height. Net weight: 31 Pounds Electrical Specifications: 3 x 60W (max) E26 Bulb (Bulb not included). Cord line rocker switch + Pull chain switch, Type A electrical plug. Bronze lamp base. Recommended Bulb: incandescent bulb or 2700K LED warm white light bulb AMAZING ARTISTIC WORK: The beautiful glass-work on this Tiffany lamp is simply unrivaled. Wherever it is used, it is simply amazing. This lamp is great…

I'm a huge fan of unique-looking furniture that is also very functional. I also like those that can serve more than one purpose as they are space savers. Those

The YD Design Storm takes a look at products, services, and spaces that are storming the internet. The idea? To turn internet-storming material into brainstormi

#styles_reginelle In today’s interior style discussion let’s talk about Art Deco, which emerged in the early 20th century, a time marked by economic prosperity following WWI and rapid advancements in art, technology and industry. The name “Art Deco” originated from the “Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes,” held in Paris in 1925. Art Deco combined luxury and elegance with industrial features, creating a fresh approach to decorative art. The inspiration...

Titled the Moonrise collection, these lighting designs are a Bauhaus-inspired interpretation of the different phases of the moon. Designed by Lara Bohinc for Br

Designer Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt has created a range of lights made of plexiglass, which are highlighted as part of Dezeen x The Mindcraft Project 2022.

The STAK Modular Lamp is live on Kickstarter for a limited time. Customize your lighting with modular parts designed to fit your style and space. Link in bio to learn more.

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Studio Kowalewski is a Munich based design studio, founded by Andreas Kowalewski, specialized in industrial design and strategic brand consultancy.

UX/UI designer simon forgacs presents his latest personal project, the MONO LAMP, influenced by TV test cards that represent the 80-90s generation.

Brooklyn design bookstore Head Hi has showcased lamps made by 54 different designers for its annual group show during NYCxDesign.