Well Polished: 8 of the best Brass Floor Lamps
Light up your living space with these stylish brass floor lamps. Not just for illuminating dark corners and providing a useful reading light over an armchair or sofa, these brass floor lamps are also a great way to fill an empty space, adding ambience and style to a room.
With brass the metal of the moment, the rich finish on the floor lamps in our edit ahead, will inject both warmth and sophistication to a space and will bring an existing scheme bang up to date. Team with a brass table lamp or pendant in the same series or in a complementary style and introduce further brass touches on accessories such as vases or candlesticks for cohesion.
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The models in our edit range from modern classics such as Michael Anastassiades now iconic (and much imitated) IC F1 floor lamp for Flos to the Chester from Original BTC, with its distinctive 1960s vibe.
There's much in between too, with some cool and inexpensive online offerings from Swoon, with its beautifully balanced, Algol, Perch & Parrow's retro-style Boris and Pooky's simple and striking, Galore.
Also catching our collective eye is Bo Concept's Kip, Cox and Cox' Club lamp and Bert Frank's beautiful Masina. All of which will add instant flair to your room.
A beautiful brass floor lamp – or two – will also enable you to layer your lighting and create atmospheric pools of light. Rather than relying on purely overhead lighting, which can be a tad harsh, a balance of pendant, floor and table lamps, makes for a far more relaxing and enjoyable home environment to be in. And who wouldn't want that?
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So read on and complement your existing décor with one of these freestanding beauties.
KIP, £519, BO CONCEPT
The matt antique brass finish on this lamp ensures understated elegance.
masina floor lamp, £1,3000, bert frank
This smart lamp lends a stylish touch with its gleaming machined brass detailing and opal glass shade which casts a warm, glowing light.
masina floor lamp, £1,3000, bert frank
This smart lamp lends a stylish touch with its gleaming machined brass detailing and opal glass shade which casts a warm, glowing light.
Algol floor lamp, £139, Swoon
Drawing inspiration from the hanging head of snowdrops, this floor lamp is beautifully balanced from head to toe, with a circular walnut plinth and globe shade.
IC F1 floor lamp, £505, Michael Anastassiades for Flos
This iconic design byMichael Anastassiades isslim and minimal, leaving spaces refreshingly uncluttered. The spherical silhouette of its bulb balances beautifully on the the sharp, angled lines of its arm. Divine.
Club floor lamp, £550, Cox & Cox
With a spun black-metal shade and base and contrasting burnished-brass finish stem, this floor lamp looks ultra contemporary.
Boris floor lamp, £122, Perch & Parrow
Adazzling golden shade andeye-catching curved shape, give this beauty an undeniablely retro edge.
Chester floor light, £669, Original BTC
Although this double-headed floor light has adistinctive 1960s vibe, it would look just as at home in a contemporary interior. With two lights that can be pointed in separate directions, it would work well in a corner, between two reading chairs.
Galore floor lamp, £200, Pooky
This modern, angled brass floor lamp has a conical shade reminiscent of a car headlight.
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