Lighting

The history of illumination includes inspiring innovations – from wrought-iron lanterns to elaborate candelabras. Our collection of lighting for your home includes ornamental yet practical options for any room. The collection features table lamps inspired by themes from Oriental and botanical art, original designs of the turn of the century to the bold forms of the 1920s and 30s. Ceramic, wood, resin, and glass reflect motifs from the centuries before electrification. Stained-glass lamps are evocative of the masterful work of L.C. Tiffany and his workshop; the first Tiffany lamp being created around 1895 with Tiffany becoming a key exponent of Art Nouveau in the United States of America. Other designs in stained-glass reflect the painterly works of inspiring artists such as Impressionist and Post-Impressionist and the design prowess of institutions that include the Glasgow School and eminent Art Deco architects. From the scrolling refinement of 18th-century artistic movements to the enchantment of the Art Nouveau era and strident design of the 20th century, our collection of table lamps echo key eras in the decorative arts and furnishing of interiors. Within the edit, you will find decorative tea light and candle holders in silver pewter, glazed ceramic glass reflecting detail that includes Celtic knotwork, Art Nouveau motifs, and the illuminated artistry of Gothic stained-glass windows.