A great way to add a touch of industrial style to your home is to get an industrial table lamp. This style is often characterized by simple lines and raw metal finishes. It's also a great choice if you're on a budget. These lamps are available in various styles and designs. Here are some examples:
Fibonacci spiral table lamp
A modern version of the classic Fibonacci spiral, the Fibonaccis spiral table lamp combines a geometric shape with a timeless aesthetic. Designed by Ingo Maurer, this modern lamp features a golden metal spiral with a white glass sphere that features three gold stripes. This lamp is 20 cm high and has a diameter of 15 centimeters. Its edgy shade of gold is a beautiful accent piece in any room in your home.
This Vintage Italian lamp Handmade lighting Patera follows the mathematical structure of a Fibonacci spiral. The elliptical shape of the lamps is ideal for overhanging restoration tables, and its intricate design allows it to cast a soft light all around. The Fibonacci table lamp also has an adjustable height, allowing it to hang high enough to be used in a large room. Its ellipsoid-shaped diffuser plate and fibonacci pattern make it an excellent accent piece.
If you've never heard of the Fibonacci sequence, it's a mathematical formula that has fascinated scientists and artists for centuries. The gold ratio is the basis of the Fibonacci code and can be used to create a wide variety of designs. The pattern is often found in nature: trees and flowers grow spirally, and new leaves begin to spiral around a branch. When calculating the number of turns of a branch, look at the length of a sheet or branch, and then count the turns. Similarly, the length of a branch or leaf is equal to the number of turns the branch makes around the stem.
The Fibonacci sequence was not discovered by Leonardo of Pisa. Instead, it was first described in ancient Sanskrit texts using the Hindu-Arabic numerical system around 200 BC. The name Fibonacci comes from his surname, Fillius Bonacci, which translates to son of the Bonacci clan.
Radio Speaker Table Lamp
If you are tired of your boring and fluorescent table lamps, you may want to consider buying a table lamp from radio speakers. This versatile light source can be used for reading, listening to audiobooks or cooking. It's also suitable for a modern office setting, and it makes a wonderful gift for a mom or dad on their birthday. Here are some of the benefits of radio speakers. Weighed with their negative attributes, they have a long list of benefits.
This unique lamp uses instruments recovered from World War II P-38 aircraft and includes a document explaining the individual stories of each instrument. It has four golden LED lights that flash randomly and have a rocker switch on the back. It sits on a black iron pipe frame and the Edison bulb is a vintage style that can be easily replaced with a medium-sized bulb. This lamp has an unusual shape, but is very distinctive and is an excellent accent piece for a living room or den.
Shadow Box Edison Lamp
The simple design of the Edison Shadow Box table lamp gives a rustic and industrial feel to any living room. It is handmade and has a colorful red mahogany box that contains the wiring of the lamps. An antique brass paddle socket highlights the ancient appearance of the lamp. The base has a felt bottom to protect the surfaces of the table. A vintage Edison bulb offers a warm and flickering light. This lamp is also available in a flaming version with an oscillating carbon filament.
The reclaimed wood base of this shadow box Edison table lamp allows it to be installed on an existing power source. The cedar beam recovered with Edison bulbs is suspended from an authentic barn pulley with a 3/4 inch rope. The 6x6 cedar beam is planted by hand and sealed to achieve a unique antique look. The reclaimed wooden base of this lamp was stained with a deep red mahogany.
Another option for a classic table lamp is a Steampunk lamp. These lamps have exposed iron piping and mechanical parts. Their vintage look will make them perfect for your goth or steampunk décor. Another great option for a fireplace is a steel product by November. It has an eight-inch copper hue and is designed to complement any décor. The shade is adjustable and comes with a vintage fabric cord.
Industrial vintage lamps are wonderful practical and decorative lamps, they will accommodate any interior, chic or bohemian according to your preferences.
While many people prefer a brass lamp, this one is the most elegant. The metal shade has a rustic look and matches most decors. The base is covered with dark leather. The overall size of this lamp is 250 mm by 660 mm, making it a perfect fit for a bedside table or desk. The lamp weighs five kilograms. If you have small children, you can even buy a lamp with a safety candle.
Fan lamps by electric Vortalex
A unique lamp made from a General Vortalex electric fan can give your home a retro and vintage industrial look. Introduced in 1938, these fans were originally intended to help America rally during World War II. Although they were produced until the 1960s, they were quickly overshadowed by newer, more cost-effective home cooling systems. You might even have one of those fans collecting dust in your attic or basement. By adding a vintage bulb and an industrial-style lamp base, you can bring this cool piece of history to the 21st century.
Early Vortalex models had an AT shape code, which meant they were prototypes. The 1939 and 1940 models had 4-wing blades and carrying handles. Despite their dated appearances, they were still painted black with aluminum blades in some cases. The standard models of 1942 all had new oscillator crank discs that gave them more than 90 degrees of oscillation, while the smaller standard models were produced in limited quantities throughout the war period.
GE Desk fans used the design of the Vortalex blade, which was relaunched as a single lamp. The Vortalex blade design was originally used on GE Desk fans from the 1930s to the 1950s. While the original design remained the same, the fan itself received a unique touch from Dan Cordero. He transplanted the original screws and blades, then rewired with vintage Edison-style bulbs. The results of this artwork are beautiful and can be custom designed to fit your personal style.
