Art Deco is generally a decorative style that has gained popularity in the early to mid part of the twentieth century,and Art deco table lamps were also produced in the style. These types of lamps are very interesting and unique because they have the ability to be a focal point in a room as a result of their interesting shapes and colors . An art deco table lamp is a type of lamp that will give your room a romantic and nostalgic ambience or feel.
Art deco table lamps are of perfect use in illuminating small areas such as tables, desks, and work stations intensely. Aside from being very good in task lighting, art deco lamps are also equipped with geometric shapes and unique designs. Art deco table lamps are manufactured to perfectly match the styles, dimensions, and custom designs of the rooms in which they are to be placed in.
Popular brands of art deco table lamps include Warehouse Of Tiffany’s, Meyda, Digital Angel, Art Specialty, Lite Source, Inc., and Lifetime.
Various Kinds Of Art Deco Table Lamps
Tiffany Style Art Deco Table Lamps : these types of art deco table lamps are divided into seven distinct categories that differ from each other because of their designs and patterns. These seven classifications include Favrile, Flowered Globe, Lower Border, Irregular Upper, Geometric, Flowered Cone, and Transition To Flowers. Geometric table lamps are known for their sleek lines and stylish shapes. The shapes that are used as patterns on these lamps are ovals, squares, and rectangles.
Transition To Flowers on the other hand make use of spiders with webs, butterflies, dragonflies, and flowers as their lamp shade patterns. This classification is divided further into Flowered Cone lamps and Globe lamps. Irregular Upper and Lower Border lamps are made with openwork crown edges that help them resemble branches, trees, and shrubberies. Lastly, Favrile lamps are known as the first models that were released by Louis Tiffany, who is the founder of this brand.
Art Deco Torchiere Table Lamps: these types of art deco table lamps are tall because of their lamp stands that are often thin and long. Art deco torchiere table lamps are built with inverted lamp shades that focus light upwards towards the ceiling of a room.
