12 comments

  • stickfigure0 minutes ago
    All I can think about is the 20m it would take to walk around the house and turn all of them off every time I wanted to leave the house.
  • needSomeCoffee15 minutes ago
    One lamp featured was a "mini Tizio". I bought the full-size one many, many years ago. (E.g. uses a Halogen bulb.) This article prompted me to think... So I just Goolged it. My vintage Tizio is now selling for about $1,200. (Cannot remember what I spent, but very likely my <$150 filter kicked in when buying.) So if you like these lights, maybe consider the cost an investment. If after a few decades you may want to sell, and you might do well. Note: My Tizio is not for sale as it is a superb desk lamp.
  • smallnix1 hour ago
    I love iconic minimal lamps too. I never saw the Lampe de Bureau nor the Kismas Lamp 01, love them! You might like the Muuto Post.
    • mholm1 hour ago
      I'll note that many of the glass blocks they use are available all over, for a few dollars. I bought a few Doric glass blocks, stuck some diffused LED strips below them, and printed a stand/enclosure, all for under $15. Good gift for friends.
  • hmartin27 minutes ago
    Thanks for the $$ I'm about to spend :heart: :sob:
  • m4tthumphrey41 minutes ago
    What a beautiful home. I love the office and desk setup specifically. The lamps are cool too.
  • tencentshill27 minutes ago
    Better update that bio! It's SpaseXSI now.
  • dizzard29 minutes ago
    Give .webp or .avif some live my friend!
  • akellermann4 hours ago
    Really loved the lamps featured here. I'm jealous of the whole setup, including the Vitsoe shelving. Saving this for inspiration when I need to revamp my home setup. Thanks for sharing!
  • shreddit1 hour ago
    I couldn’t differentiate one of these designer lamps from an ikea lamp. They look almost the same.
    • smallnix1 hour ago
      Yes, Ikea copies iconic designer lamps often very closely. I thinks its great, but also love to have some select pieces as functional art.
  • petesergeant59 minutes ago
    The arrogance of people still inventing new lamps after the Ikea KRUX lamp is astounding
    • ape43 minutes ago
      lol. <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.ikea.com&#x2F;au&#x2F;en&#x2F;p&#x2F;krux-led-work-lamp-white-50325469&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.ikea.com&#x2F;au&#x2F;en&#x2F;p&#x2F;krux-led-work-lamp-white-503254...</a>
    • johnea21 minutes ago
      This PH5 lamp was invented in the 1950s<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Poul_Henningsen" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;Poul_Henningsen</a>
      • ch4s312 minutes ago
        I&#x27;m not sure why anyone even tried to invent a new pendant light after the PH5. ;)
        • johnea2 minutes ago
          It is a great design.<p>I found it when looking for a lamp that doesn&#x27;t expose the bulb itself, which is exactly what it was designed for.
    • dvh49 minutes ago
      Looks like a dog
  • lejeanvaljean1 hour ago
    Am I the only one who fantasized about the whole place more than the lamps?
    • orsorna47 minutes ago
      No because you likely do not drench yourself in hubris daily.
  • xnx1 hour ago
    I have a $2.94 USB silicone lamp shaped like a duck. To each their own.
    • gwbas1c1 hour ago
      My 5-year-old sleeps with a silicon dog lamp.