My Tiffany Lamp

You’ve heard about “Tiffany lamps” for many years, but what exactly makes these lamps so special?

At the most basic level, a Tiffany lamp contains stain glass panels rather than a fabric shade. They are, of course, marked by the highest quality materials and craftsmanship.

Tiffany began making and distributing these lamps in 1895. The production of Tiffany lamps is currently viewed as a major contribution to the Art Nouveau movement.

And what is “Art Nouveau?” This was an artistic movement in response to the more rigid academic movement that preceded it. Nouveau art is marked by flowing lines, dramatic curves, and floral patterns.

And this is exactly what distinguishes a Tiffany lamp. They are often adorned with stain glass panels showing various flowers such as roses, wisteria, lotus, and others. The dragonfly Tiffany style lamps are also very common.

Today, authentic Tiffany lamps are almost impossible to find. They are mostly housed in museums, and the ones for public sale have fetched upwards of $8 million.

This gorgeous lamp is made from carved and polished natural Jadestone.  It is a beautiful piece of artistic furniture.  The lamp comes in Moss Green, and Ivory.  There is a wispy willow leaf pattern on the shade this is very nice.
 
 Buy this tiffany lamp for the inside of your own home or as a gift for a loved one.

Lighting is an essential part to any home.  Change the look of your lighting system and you have an entirely different feel to your home.  Be conscious of these subtleties that can truly affect what you want to feel in a room and who you want that room to appear to guests.
 
 Tiffanies lamps are a great addition to any room.  It completes and accentuates the décor in every room and makes you feel like you are right at home in classic beauty.

Should you want something more from the ordinary, then you might wish for elegance and sophistication to any design for your desirable ambiance. Tiffany lamps are what you need.

Tiffany lamps are designed using superb pieces of stained glass that are soldered together to have magnificent designs and conceptual motifs. These lamps also have solid metal bases which are decorated delicately. It was Louis Comfort Tiffany who designed these wonderful creations. The first Tiffany Lamp was made in New York in 1899 in Louis’ studio that was specifically for lamp-making.

Tiffany lamps are truly a work of art. They are a classic, definitely timeless. They have stood the test of time. You can always be sure of the quality of the product. It’s not only on quality but also the elegance that one is looking for. Tiffany lamps undoubtedly define the world “elegant”.

Lamps can really change the mood of a certain room depending on their designs. These lamps have distinctive designs that will surely last for a long time. Their intricacies really capture one’s imagination.

People should be unique beings – not sheep herded by trends and fads.  Your tastes should reflect exactly who you are, and not an approximation.  With that said, you should start with the little things, such as custom made Tiffany lamps.  Tiffany lamps go in-and-out of style every so often, but they still represent a simple time in home décor history.

No two Tiffany lamps look the same, but you should still make an effort to find one that suits your personality best.

If you’re looking for inspiration or some sophistication to add to your home, you can’t go wrong with Tiffany lamps. 

Tiffany lamps are lamps with a stained glass shield.  Though they’re largely attributed to the Art Nouveau movement, they can really find a home anywhere.  They make very excellent decorative pieces, as well as having a practical use.  If you have an empty spot on that bedside table of yours, I bet a Tiffany lamp would look especially great there.

When I was growing up and I heard the term “Tiffany Lamp” I always thought it mean the lamp came from the super-expensive store Tiffany’s.  Boy was I wrong.  I didn’t find out until recently that it was named after the guy who made the lamp style famours, Loous Tiffany.

Louis Comfort Tiffany (February 18, 1848 – January 17, 1933) was an American artist and designer who worked in the decorative arts and is best known for his work in stained glass and is the American artist most associated with the Art Nouveau and Aesthetic movements. Tiffany was affiliated with a prestigious collaborative of designers known as the Associated Artists which included Lockwood de Forest, Candace Wheeler, and Samuel Colman. Tiffany designed stained glass windows and lamps, glass mosaics, blown glass, ceramics, jewelry, enamels and metalwork.