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• Puddle Pendant Lamp

  

  ON SALE

  $30 at CB2 | Buy

  (originally $40)

  

  | Posted 14 Aug, 2007 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Industreal 72 DPI Lamp

  

  Your real life is feeling increasingly like your Second Life. Fair warning: The lamp comes in black and white, but the white is on backorder.

  $225 at Rose and Radish | Buy

  (5.9" W x 7.5" H)

  

  | Posted 29 Jun, 2007 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Campari Lamp

  

  Light and thirst quenching.

  $375 at Form Plus Function | Buy

  

  | Posted 22 Jun, 2007 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Firefly Lamp

  

  A battery-powered nightlight for your woodsy cabin, or mood lighting for a midnight picnic.

  $25 at W. Post Designs | Buy

  (no longer available)

  

  | Posted 12 Jun, 2007 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Janne Kyttanen: 1597 Wall Sconce

  

  I don’t have enough light sources that recall the skeletal remains of a deep-sea creature.

  $980 at Nova 68 | Buy

  

  | Posted 07 Jun, 2007 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• The Bodo Pendant Light

  

  The quintessential sweet, ceramic pendant for your breakfast nook. via Treehugger at House and Garden

  $250 at Perch Design | Buy

  (9" D, 15' cord)

  

  | Posted 17 May, 2007 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Sun Jar

  

  Literally a jar of sunshine. This lantern uses a solar panel to store light during the day for use around the campfire at night.

  $44 at Charles and Marie | Buy

  

  | Posted 04 May, 2007 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Candlestick Maker

  

  These porcelain discs perch atop any small vessel–wine glass, vase, mug–and turn it into a candle holder. Insta centerpiece.

  $30 at Cooper Hewitt | Buy

  

  | Posted 02 Jan, 2007 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Chandelier ‘85 Lamps’ by Rodi Graumans

  

  The ultimate transformation from basic to beautiful.

  $3,461 at Greener Grass Design | Buy

  

  | Posted 17 May, 2006 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Veranda Linear Chandelier

  

  ON SALE Romance without smoke damage. These “candles” take five 40-watt bulbs.

  $299 at Pottery Barn | Buy

  (Regularly $349.)

  

  | Posted 17 Feb, 2006 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Paradise Lamp

  

  A hanging lamp crafted from cocktail umbrellas.

  $85 at Bright Lights Little City | Buy

  (13.5" W, 40.5" C, and 10" T)

  

  | Posted 06 Feb, 2006 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Kacy Table Lamp

  

  Target is seriously coming up in the world, people. As if the super-slick dish soaps weren’t enough. This glass lamp with linen shade is delicious.

  $189 at Target | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 06 Sep, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Mio Culture Bendant Lamp

  

  If you’re the type who moves the furniture around every few weeks, this lamp will satisfy your yen for change. It ships flat, and you decide how to shape it.

  $175 at Mio | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Aug, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Curved Brushed-Steel Desk Lamp

  

  $15 at K-Mart | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 03 Aug, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Tear Drop Chandelier

  

  $268 at Anthropologie | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 24 Jun, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Porcelain Star Light

  

  QUICK PICK

  $225 at Clio | Buy

  (18" High)

  

  | Posted 07 Jun, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Wooden Tea Light Trays

  

  Easiest centerpiece ever. These wooden tea light trays provide mood lighting, save you a trip to the florist, and require zero cleanup. Plunk the candles in before the party, and hand the first guest a box of matches to make him feel useful. The small tray holds nine tealights, the larger holds eighteen.

  $16 at West Elm | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 03 Jun, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Candela

  

  I know you’ve seen these babies everywhere, but a friend of mine mentioned that they’re terrific for homes with kiddos. All the romance of candlelight, none of the open flame. Good point. They turn on when you lift them from the charging base, and last for about for five hours. They also turn on instantly during a power failure.

  If you prefer the look of votives, they make those too.

  $69 at Vessel | Buy

  

  | Posted 18 May, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Globe Floor Lamp

  

  This 100-watt lamp rests on the floor and is made of resin and fiberglass. After a few months, it cracks open like an egg and a slender, large-eyed woman emerges.

  $1,900 at Sprout Home | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 22 Apr, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Cherie Table Lamp

  

  $129 at Crate and Barrel | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 14 Apr, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Cube Lamp

  

  QUICK PICK

  $250 at Lekker | Buy

  

  | Posted 09 Mar, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Brocade Lanterns

  

  I’ve always wanted to have a small room filled with brocade lanterns. They’re so vibrant when you group different colors-lime, yellow, purple, red. They definitely pull the eye away from all that IKEA furniture. I’ve pictured the yellow, pumpkin-shaped brocade lantern, but the link will take you to a page with several shape and size options.

  $35 at Pearl River | Buy

  

  | Posted 04 Jan, 2005 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• loophole porcelain lamp

  

  ON SALE Here’s a lamp that glows like a candle. This would make an unintrusive reading lamp, or it could supply just the right mood lighting for a mellow evening at home. Has an on/off switch on the cord and takes a 60-watt bulb.

  $20 at CB2 | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 30 Dec, 2004 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• A Christmas Story: 40” Leg Lamp

  

  Ha! Lance sent me this suggestion, and as he says, “It’s indescribably beautiful.” That’s right folks, an exact replica of the major-award lamp from A Christmas Story. Not that you have to be a fan of the movie to admire a life-sized leg lamp that lights up in two places: the bulb, and the leg itself. Whoa, mama.

  $50 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 19 Nov, 2004 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

• Babydoll Lamp

  

  This is creepy at its finest. I know they’re not right for everyone, but they’re great for Halloween and for artistic sorts. They’re made by a French doll company, which uses the molds for dolls made in the 1920s. The lamps have moveable heads, arms, and legs, and at night, they come to life and try to suck the breath from your mouth as you sleep. Also comes in pink or orange.

  $99 at Genius Jones | Buy

  

  | Posted 14 Oct, 2004 in Lighting by Margaret Mason

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