Table Lamps
Delancey Table Lamp
Zuo Mod's Delancey table lamp leaves room for interpretation. Its open construction exposes its structural supports, giving it an airy feel. The simple black and gold combination ensure it will fit…
PORT 68 to Launch Licensed Collection with Madcap Cottage
PORT 68 has partnered with the adventurous and colorful lifestyle brand Madcap Cottage for a licensed collection of lighting and home accents to debut at the upcoming October High Point Market.…
Chevron Bone Table Lamp
The Chevron bone table lamp from Regina Andrew Design features the classic pattern in alternating white and Indigo inlaid bone. Topped with a white linen shade.
30th Annual ARTS Awards Finalists Announced
Dallas Market Center and ART, the creative home furnishings network, have released the full list of finalists for the 30th Annual ARTS Awards taking place on Friday, January 18, 2019.
The ARTS…
Not Your Mother’s Marble
Marble has been around since the beginning of time, and thanks to its durability, timeless beauty and unique veining, it’s been a popular choice for home furnishings for nearly as long. Architects…
Trending: Moody Blues
Ultra Violet is the color the year and pink the latest to inspire a catchy pop song, but few hues have such universal appeal as blue. Maybe we love it because it’s the color of the sea and sky. Maybe…
Terra Misty Blue and White Lamp
The blue and white glaze on John-Richard's Terra Misty Blue and White lamp covers the terra colors on the base and creates the wavy effect. Measures 37 inches tall.
Art Deco Table Lamp
The domed shade and brass neck of the Art Deco table lamp from Global Views bring out the spirit of the era. The base and shade are finished in Brushed Bronze. Measures 20.25 inches tall.
How to Choose the Right Reading Light
Whether you're reading in bed or lounging in your Lay-Z-Boy, it’s important to have a good reading light. I know many of you are reading off of your tablet or Kindle, but there's still a whole bunch…
Crazy for Selenite
We’re living in a material world. Superficiality may have been the only thing on the Madonna’s mind when she sang about saving herself for boys that save their pennies, but we’re obsessing over home…