Whether used in bedrooms or social and living areas, residential floor lamps provide sources of light to carve out comfortable micro spaces within a room. Floor lamps can define intimate atmospheres for a variety of activities, from reading and relaxing to writing, playing, or talking.
Floor lamps are designed for direct or indirect lighting. They can be used to uplight zones of walls and ceilings or focused downward onto particular pieces of furniture and floor areas. One common characteristic of floor lamps is flexibility for light optimization, and products typically have such features as height adjustability, telescopic heads, and adjustable shades. Fixtures are often produced with diffusers for glare-free light, or shades painted white on the interior surface to ensure softness. Electronic dimmers offer regulation of light brightness.
Products are made from all types of materials and in a variety of shapes to meet the demands of any space - from iron, steel or brass, to glass, plastic, and wood. Designs from manufacturers around the globe range from delicate and wiry to massive and sculptural, giving architects and designers a rich library of products from which to source.
PS House is located in a low-density urban parish on the outskirts of Braga, a city of Portugal. The land has an approximately rectangular shape, and is located in an area of accentuated slope, with unevenness and sin...
Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, the Toorak Residence is a dichotomy of sensory experiences. Designed to be both bold yet effortlessly understated the Toorak residence is quietly ephemeral with an overarch...
This homestead is created for an individual, who wants to escape from the city, to find his inner self. Here it is possible to take a moment to connect and listen to the nature, change your personal needs.
The Project:HJS, Hiral Jobalia Studio’s work is aimed at being design and content driven. The project was a 5,000-sq-ft duplex abode and home to a family of four with two kids. Keeping in...
A year ago, BMCAR challenged ATELIER CENTRAL to design the new BMW exhibition area for the BMCAR Dealership in Avenida dos Aliados in Porto.
The interior is designed in a beautiful Vilnius old town space. When creating the interior, it was important to preserve the most beautiful old apartment heritage and adapt to modern comfortable living.
The client, a truly unique person, with his wife and three twin children, approached our studio when the Abitare In Maggiolina complex was still only on paper, with very clear ideas: he wanted a beautiful, comfortable...
A lifestyle and arts lounge at the Jinke Hanwang Tingquan Xiaozhen Project in XuzhouDeep in the mountains lining the borders of China’s Jiangsu and Anhui Provinces, the town of Hanwang is a place rich in histori...
This beautiful home in Boulder, Colorado offers unobstructed views of the Rocky Mountain Foothills. The design focused on creating a soft, comfortable feel within the home that reflected our clients’ desire for...
We would like to present our project #DM4H for publication from Igor Sirotov Architects studio. This is a realized design project for a man , the apartment is located in Ukraine , in the city of Kiev. Premises: entran...
