Tiffany Floor Lamps

To emphasize the beauty of the lamp’s shade is the aim for the Tiffany floor lamps. These sturdy floor lamps with colourful shades are made of stained glass arranged in domes that serve as the lamp socket’s cover and a solid metal base and post that provides enough strength to hold the glass’ weight. Vivid colours with dramatic and expressive details, Tiffany floor lamps are and will always be art deco floor lamp alternatives and in-demand collector’s items.

The Tiffany-style emerged in the mid-19th century due to the popularity of Louis Comfort Tiffany and his group of designers, and lamps under this design became popular antique statement pieces of the current decade. The original lamps have become regular guests in auctions and museums, each several times more expensive than the other.

As we at Zest Lighting aim to present affordable designer lights to our valuable customers, we have collated our very own selection of Tiffany-style floor lamps made by renowned designers and lamp enthusiasts. Each piece is screened and carefully shipped to the comforts of your own home. We send them anywhere in Australia, with free shipping in certain Metro areas. Browse our collection of Tiffany floor lamps and get your next feature portable lighting.

Armadeus Stained Glass Floor Lamp

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Dragonia Edwardian Tiffany Floor Lamp

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Janay Edwardian Tiffany Floor Lamp

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Shelby Gem Tiffany Floor Lamp

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Shelby Gem Tiffany Bridge Arm Floor Lamp

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Benita Periwinkle Tiffany Floor Lamp

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Tiffany Lamp History

The first Tiffany lamp was made in 1895, and until recently, people thought that Tiffany himself had designed and created the original lamps. But it was found that the first Tiffany lamps were actually created by a woman named Clara Driscoll during her 20-year tenure as a designer at Tiffany Studios and made the company famous,

Tiffany lamp designs feature lavish ornamentation and patterns inspired by nature, such as the famous "Dragonfly," "Wisteria," and "Daffodil" designs. Skilled artisans spent many hours capturing the intricate beauty of nature in stained glass.

How Tiffany Lamps are Made

Tiffany lamps are made by fusing many pieces of colored glass together using the copper-foil method. A design is created on paper or cardboard, and then glass sheets are cut according to the design. Each piece is ground, wrapped with adhesive copper tape, and soldered together to complete the design. The resulting joints securely hold the art glass in place without producing sound when tapped.

You can identify a genuine Tiffany-style glass shade by its vibrant colors. Some glass may have texture, and there might be slight imperfections and irregularities in the glass itself. Additionally, the art glass shade will be much heavier than a plastic one.

Tiffany Floor Lamp: The Expressive Artwork Alternative

The Tiffany style is a long-time classic dating back to the 19th century. Each floor lamp in this style is made of several glass pieces of different shades, cut in special shapes and sizes to be organized in lattice frames, creating remarkable and mesmerizing works of art. They’re natural feature lamps and statement pieces in any space, with the glass patterns evoking a sense of artistry and expression. Tiffany style floor lamps unleash the creativity and style held deep inside every craftsman’s consciousness, making each piece a unique and timeless decorative lighting for homes and commercial spaces.

The Lamps Faithful to Glass

You can never find an authentic Louis Comfort Tiffany floor lamp or a modern Tiffany style floor lamp that has no glass parts. Whether it’s the lamp’s shade, post, base, or the whole light itself, a Tiffany floor lamp will always have carefully-arranged glass shards. The glass can be blown with intricate patterns, coloured with rich and intense tones, or processed to have a smoky or frosted effect. These materials will be formed into vivid impressions often related to nature, such as insects, flowers, and forests, bringing out the gorgeous appeal of stained glass art.

Tiffany Floor Lamps VS Tiffany Style Floor Lamps

Tiffany floor lamps, designed and invented by famed artist Louis Comfort Tiffany and his group of designers, are popular glass lamps with an original style. These lamps were initially made by the design company Tiffany Studio. They were famous artworks and portable lighting equipment for commercial and residential spaces. However, when the studio closed during the 1930s and with the market demand, lots of lamp artisans practised the craft, creating their own magnificent pieces of stained glass lamps. To differentiate them from the original lamps made by the Tiffany studio, these lamps were amassed under the name “Tiffany style floor lamps".

Tiffany floor lamps have a lot of commonalities and differences with Tiffany style floor lamps. One of their similarities is their range of design. Both floor lamp groups often have hundreds to thousands of glass arranged in art pieces related to nature. Dragonflies, flowers, butterflies, and leaves are just a few of the most eye-catching pattern samples. However, modern Tiffany style floor lamps also incorporate geometric and abstract figures, breaking their limits to the original Tiffany design concept.

Another potential difference between a Tiffany floor lamp and a Tiffany style floor lamp is the glass’ quality and durability. Tiffany floor lamps made by the Tiffany Studio scream perfection. Therefore the glass blown for these lamps are consistently premium class. Even though these glasses have colour and patterns, they allow light to thoroughly pass through, making them must-have lamps for dull and boring rooms. Moreover, despite being made of glass, they are also very robust, so you don’t have to worry that they’ll accidentally break with just a slight shove. On the other hand, although Tiffany style floor lamps are advertised to be made using the same methodologies for Tiffany floor lamps, they’re not as tough and see-through as the original. Tiffany floor lamps are indeed a class of their own, making them regular visitors in bidding events and museums.

What makes the Tiffany Floor Lamps Special

There are various reasons why Tiffany lamps remain in demand not just for lamp collectors but also for the general public. One of the reasons is its signature standard. When you find a floor lamp with colourful glass designed to express a concept of art, you would first think that it’s definitely a Tiffany floor lamp. Unlike other floor lamp designs that you can categorise in multiple styles, like how an elegant floor lamp with blue and white finish can be noted under the Hampton, Modern, and Scandinavian styles, a Tiffany floor lamps stand on its own kind. It’s a lamp like no other, a genuinely inspiring piece of art.

Another notable reason why Tiffany floor lamps are unique is because of their long history. It’s an iconic lamp style that stood the test of time. When it was created and promoted by designer Louis Comfort Tiffany and his group, no one predicted that it would cause its own art nouveau lamp trend. Unknowingly, these lamps were adored by the wealthy and the impoverished, persuading other designers to follow this design standard to create their own versions of Tiffany Lamps. Eventually, lights in this style that were launched by Louis’s group and those made by other renowned designers were collectively noted by the masses under the Tiffany art style, a design motif that appealed to the creativity and aesthetics of the public.

In fact, the worth, individuality, and peculiarity of the Tiffany floor lamps’ designs are reflected by their costs. Many high-grade Tiffany lamps and those with a recorded history are only available for auction, ranging from a hundred thousand to a hundred million dollars. Once received, these lamps become prized family heirlooms, adding another memoir to the history of each individual Tiffany lamp.

Zest Lighting’s Available Tiffany Style Floor Lamps

We in Zest Lighting know how fabulous and famous Tiffany floor lamps are. And although we regret that we can’t showcase original Tiffany floor lamps at our brand, we strive to assemble a collection of pretty and wonderful Tiffany style floor lamps at affordable prices. To name a few that we personally like, here are some of our recommendations that will suit your interior spaces:

It’s common for Tiffany style floor lamps to have different flower designs. If you’re a fan of roses, we have the Rose Art Glass Floor Lamp. For those who adore tulips, our Pink Tulip with Blue Mist Art Glass Floor Lamp is right just for you.

We also have Tiffany style floor lamps that have animal decorations. The Fire Dragonfly Art Glass Floor Lamp and Fire Dragonfly Uplight Art Glass Floor Lamp perfectly capture a dragonfly’s form. For butterfly enthusiasts, we have the Butterfly Down Bridge Floor Lamp in green and red variants.

If you want a Tiffany-style floor standing lamp in a beautiful bright red shade, consider our Red Butterfly Art Glass Floor Lamp among your choices. Suppose you want an exquisite floor lamp that illuminates light towards the ceiling. In that case, the torchiere lamp Geometric Filigree Uplight Floor Lamp might suit your taste.

Zest Lighting, a lighting store based in Sydney offers Tiffany style floor lamps all over Australia, with no shipping costs to residents in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney. If you want to personally collect your Tiffany floor lamp, you can send us the necessary details for your appointment at our warehouse here.

We strive to bring only the best to our valuable customers; hence we have a 30-day return policy if your item is damaged upon transit. For other concerns, you may send us your inquiries on this page. Browse and shop fantastic and captivating Tiffany style floor lamps at Zest Lighting.

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Tiffany Floor Lamps

Armadeus Stained Glass Floor Lamp

Dragonia Edwardian Tiffany Floor Lamp

Janay Edwardian Tiffany Floor Lamp

Shelby Gem Tiffany Floor Lamp

Shelby Gem Tiffany Bridge Arm Floor Lamp

Benita Periwinkle Tiffany Floor Lamp