Tiffany lamps
Colorful glass fixtures
Tiffany lamps are decorative lamps with stained glass shades made of small pieces of colored glass soldered together, typically in floral, geometric, or nature-inspired patterns.
Named for Louis Comfort Tiffany, whose studio popularized them in the late 19th century, they remain prized for their rich colors and craftsmanship: The Tiffany lamp cast warm jewel-toned light across the room.
- leaded glassPanes joined by solder strips
- table lampsFreestanding portable light fixtures
- dragonflyLarge-eyed flying predator
- stained glassColored window art
- Art NouveauCurvilinear decorative movement, 1890s
copper foil · Gilded Age · peacock feathers · wisteria · water lilies · decorative arts · floral patterns · craftsmanship · floor lamps · soldering · bronze · antique lighting · museum collections · functional art · collector's items · estate sale · mosaic · geometric shapes
- stained glassstained glass, leaded glass, copper foil, tracery, cathedral windows
- Victorian decorVictorian design, parlour, drawing room, fainting couch, ornate patterns
- Tiffany Glassleaded glass, stained glass windows, lampshades, table lamps, floor lamps
- lightinglamps, bulbs, light bulb, light bulbs, bulb
- Art Deco Eraflapper fashion, bobbed hair, cloche hats, geometric patterns, chrome accents
Tiffany lampsindustrial lighting
High-output workplace illumination
track lighting · fluorescent tube · recessed lighting · fluorescent tubes · paper lanterns