Art Deco Floor Lamps

Art Deco floor lamps are the symbol of art and class. They’re the mood makers and gorgeous statement pieces in any room. Most of them are made of reflective or shiny materials like glass and crystals. Still, popular art deco floor lamps do not depend on the materials they’re made of to make an impact on any space. These lamps scream sophistication and finesse, a perfect combination that captivates its viewers’ eyes.

Zest Lighting proudly presents our assembly of art deco floor lamps to our valued clients. Each piece has its own history and charm and will surely be a two-in-one light and decor piece that will pique one’s interest. We ship them Australia wide, with free shipping on selected metro areas. Browse our designer art deco floor lamps that will surely leave admirable long-lasting impressions.

Hyvik Matt White Twin Lights Floor Lamp

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Hyvik Matt Nickel Twin Lights Floor Lamp

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Hyvik Matt Brass Twin Lights Floor Lamp

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Hyvik Matt Black Twin Lights Floor Lamp

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Forge Antique Silver Metal Floor Lamp

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Harlem Gold Opal Ribbed Glass Floor Lamp

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Twin Mermaid Art Deco Torchiere Floor Lamp

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Karen Brass Smoke Glass Floor Lamp

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Karen Brass Opal Glass Floor Lamp

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Vince Black 90 Degrees Tiltable Cone Shade Floor Lamp

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Hambleton White Trees Decorative Floor Lamp

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Art Statue Woman and Lights Decorative Floor Lamp

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Art Statue Man and Ring Decorative Floor Lamp

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Banker Antique Brass Floor Lamp

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Now: $239.00

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Erin Black Two-level Glass Spheres Modern Floor Lamp

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Erin Gold Two-level Glass Spheres Modern Floor Lamp

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Zephanie Brass Cascading Clear Glass Rods Floor Lamp

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Was: $1,439.00

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Camila Uplight Art Deco Floor Lamp

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Aberdeen Adjustable Ribbed Glass Brass Floor Lamp

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Covington Black Cone Head Adjustable Floor Lamp

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Was: $189.00

Now: $169.00

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Contemporary Black Mother and Child LED Floor lamp

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Now: $219.00

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Elvie Glass Bubbles Brass Floor Lamp

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Madelyn Brushed Brass Round Floor Lamp

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Was: $209.00

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Langly Antique Silver Floor Lamp

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Was: $419.00

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Langly Antique Gold Floor Lamp

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Dorcel Floor Lamp

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Oxford Antique Gold Floor Lamp

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Minimalist Line Brass Opal Glass Modern Floor Lamp

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Now: $499.00 - $599.00

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Casablanca Brown Floor Lamp

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Norilsk Black Opal Matt Ribbed Glass Floor Lamp

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Milcah White Ribbed Glass Floor Lamp

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Now: $139.00

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Leaning Asymmetric White Floor Lamp

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Leaning Asymmetric Black Floor Lamp

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Logan Uplighter Floor Lamp

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Benita Periwinkle Tiffany Floor Lamp

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Lakmos Gild with Linen Shade Floor Light

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Bates Large Sculpted Aged Iron with Linen Shade Floor Light

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Bates Large Sculpted Gilded Iron with Linen Shade Floor Light

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Alma Antique-Burnished Brass and White Marble Floor Lamp

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Alma Polished Nickel and Black Marble Floor Lamp

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Dover Aged Iron with Empire Shade Floor Lamp

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Dover Silver Leaf with Empire Shade Floor Lamp

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Classic Shaped Base with Conical Shade Black Floor Lamp

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Why Is It Called Art Deco? History and Styles

Art Deco style became popular during the 1920s and 1930s. At that time, people became more and more intrigued by archaeology. The discoveries made during excavations, like the artifacts found in Egyptian pyramids, had a significant impact on artists and designers. It's the result of intricate and extravagant designs that were prevalent in the previous century. Art Deco took inspiration from different artistic movements like Cubism, Futurism, and Constructivism. This movement influenced not only architecture but also fashion, art, and home accessories.

It is evident in Art Deco lighting which is characterized by elements like zig-zag lines, jumbled forms and bold geometric shapes, sleek lines, and luxurious materials. A lot of the lighting designers who are popular nowadays specialize in creating and showcasing collections of Art Deco lighting.

Statement Pieces Beyond Ceilings and Walls: Art Deco Floor Lamps

Art Deco floor lamps make striking and stunning lighting-and-decor pieces in any interior space. With their own features and excessive charisma, they always add character to any type of room. They’re not limited to any floor lamp structure, colour, or design and can even have elements of different art style eras combined into one masterpiece. Tripod floor lamps, arc floor lamps, tree floor lamps, torchiere floor lamps, and even the traditional shaded floor lamps can become your next art deco floor lamp with their originality and impact.

How To Identify An Art Deco Lamp?

Art Deco lighting are popular representations of absolute wealth and class. Also known as style moderne, this design movement originated in the 1920s but waved its international banner only during the 1930s.

Art Deco is defined as “modernism turned into fashion.” The materials for Art Deco floor lamps vary, from expensive materials such as vita-glass, high-grade plastic, and Bakelite, to natural commodities like jade, silver, ivory, and rock crystals. The style is distinguishable by clean streamlined look, often forming geometric or symmetrical shapes and repeated structures. They’re classic lighting that advocates relative simplicity and elegance.

Tips on Choosing Your Art Deco Floor Lamp

Art deco floor lamps have their own appeals, which enable them to be the centre topic of any interior design style. Each is a unique lamp, and if you haven’t found the one that makes your heart thump, consider pondering on these few factors before making your picking list:

Size: Art deco floor lamps come in many sizes. There are unique floor lamps as tall as the standard adult height, like the Art Statue Woman and Lights Decorative Floor Lamp. Some are only two to four feet tall with just a decorative shade. Those tall floor lamps, the Art Statue Man and Ring Decorative Floor Lamp in particular, may take up too much surface area, so they are best located in expansive, open rooms. Be mindful of your room area when deciding your next art deco floor lamp.

Purpose: Lamps always serve a specific lighting purpose for an area, even if they’re primarily used as ornamentation like art deco lamps. Whether they’re for setting up the mood just like how the Replica IC F Floor Lamp creates it or providing general lighting without the excessive glare similar to how the Geometric Filigree Uplight Floor Lamp does it, your new art deco lamp must perform its function without disrupting the balance in the room.

Material: As art deco floor lamps are free-spirited, they can be made using many materials. From organically sourced elements like jade and obsidian to finely processed ones like metals and crystals, art deco floor lamps are most likely the floor lamps that have used most mediums you can think of. With this, there is no standard procedure for the maintenance of art deco floor lamps, so you’ll have to research or ask your lamp provider on how to properly care for these feature lights.

Location: Although art deco floor lamps have a wide range of sizes and styles, no art deco floor lamp is appropriate for all spaces. Consider the room design, floor area, and the kind of activity in that space when buying an art deco floor lamp to place there. For example, suppose you have a wide, open, modern-styled receiving area, almost like a commercial lobby. In that case, you most likely shouldn’t put a small art deco floor lamp with intricate designs there as it won’t be noticeable by your visitors. Try something like the Astrid Capiz Shell Tiered Floor Lamp or the Paloma Brass Cascading Clear Glass Rods Floor Lamp. Perhaps these lamps can make a great conversation topic with your guests?

Light Bulbs: Art deco floor lamps, despite their ornamental design, are still lighting equipment and won’t function without their necessary light bulbs. The bulb technology has significantly advanced from the standard Edison bulb through the years, giving consumers a wide range of options for their light sources. The LED bulbs are most known for their efficiency in saving power and have become the most in-demand bulbs nowadays. Many companies have added more features in their manufactured bulbs, such as colour changing temperature (CCT) and dimming functions, allowing buyers to set their preferred room’s mood with solely art deco floor lamps. With all these choices, just make sure that your chosen light bulb fits the socket of your newly bought art deco lamp.