Timeless, Iconic Lighting That NEVER Goes Out of Style!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Lighting design trends come and go. But have you ever thought about how they stand the test of time? In this video we will discuss timeless light designs and their impact on home design. I've also included links to the originals that are available or some similar items you can find at more mainstream retailers!
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Originals
➤Design Within Reach - PH5 Pendant Lamp
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➤Design Within Reach - Arco Floor Lamp, 1962
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➤1st Dibs - Brass Sputnik Chandelier, 1950's
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➤Design Within Reach - Nelson Saucer Bubble Pendant
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➤Design Within Reach - Original 1227 Task Lamp
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➤Design Within Reach - Three Arm Floor Lamp Serge Mouille
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➤1st Dibs - Turner Pendant Lamp
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➤Design Within Reach - Atollo Lamp
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➤Design Within Reach - Grasshopper Lamp
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➤1st Dibs - Branching Bubble Lamp
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Similari-ish Lights Seen In The Video
➤ Cb2 - White Pendant
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➤Cb2 - Wood Pendant Light
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➤Cb2 - Arc Brass Floor Lamp
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➤Cb2 - Arched Floor Lamp
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➤Cb2 - Black Arched Floor Lamp
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➤Cb2 - Quartz Flush Mount
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⏱ Timestamps:
00:00 - Timeless Lighting
01:10 - PH5 Pendant Lighting
03:07 - Arco Floor Lamp
05:05 - The Sputnik
06:44 - Saucer Lamp
08:00 - Anglepoise, Original 1227 Task Lamp
09:38 - Three Arm Floor Lamp
11:24 - Turner Pendant Lamp
13:07 - Atollo Lamp
14:16 - Grasshopper Lamp
15:36 - Branching Bubble Lamp
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This was great. Now, I need a video on lighting "rules." For example, how tall/wide should a table lamp be and why. I would venture to guess that a LOT of us probably buy lamps too small just like rugs. :)
I don't think there is a rule about the size of the lamp but what's important is the size of the light. You don't want your light sources to create hotspots and instead they should blend with each other.
Only rule I know for lamps is that it doesn’t matter how aesthetically pleasing it is, never place it where someone (particularly clutzes like me lol) can bump into or trip over 😊
Always to scale with the room and/or the table it will be at/on and when seating down the light emitting shouldn't be right in front of your eyes. Better higher than lower than your eyesight on most cases.
There are tons of info online.
There's also a calculation for how big a chandelier "should" be in a room.
@@lunar686 And I will admit that I have broken many a lamp because I tripped over a lamp cord and went hurtling toward the floor.
I've seen the dupes, I've seen the recent designer styling, I had NO idea the history behind these lamps. This is such a cool educational background episode!
I've said it before but I really enjoy your videos not only for the content and humour but also for the structure, the time stamps, the accurate and concise naming, the links down below, and the perfectly timed "see the video up for more information". You got it!
Oh thanks - I really try for all those little things!
Exactly!!!! He is totally charming but extremely professional 👌 Greetings!!!
I keep spotting the classic bankers lamp (task light) in movies, magazines, etc. and it feels quite timeless too. Loved this video! Thanks for introducing us to the original designers.
Yes, yes, yes. There were a lot of midcentury modern pieces featured in this video (excellent lighting fixtures, to be sure, but not a lot for other design styles) and this is a perfect example of a light that works just as well in an industrial-modern space (depending on the variation) as in a traditional one. Definitely not a light that ever completely goes out of style.
This was super interesting, Nick. Next time can you do a lighting video that relates lamps to different styles? Traditional, Boho, etc. My "style" (or lack thereof) is all over the place, and my lamps are no different. It would be nice to figure out a way to tie some of this stuff together.
great idea!
@@Nick_Lewis Yes please! I don’t own a single lamp. Floor or table top because I just don’t know what to do…
My life was seriously made when Nick said: "...whatever" *snicker* when talking about the female form. 🤣
Fabulous video as also Sir! 🙌
I still love those colorful Tiffany lampshade pendant lights that come down from the ceiling on a brass chain…like late 70s-early 80s 🙈 It just says “home” to me!
Me too!!!
They originated in the first decade of the 1900's. I remember the revival in the 80's too.
very homey look!
I have similar things. Two Victorian art deco style with the cloth lampshades (fringe and all). I was getting some renovations done and a ceiling fan put in, and someone asked me what the hook in the corner of the ceiling was for, and it's for the light. The Tiffany lamp I have is a floor lamp and not as colourful as some of the ones I've seen. It goes nice with the decor. Although decor and Tiffany lamps makes me think of The Old Spaghetti Factory, a chain of restaurants largely in Western Canada, that has the most unique theming featuring plenty of neat lamps and train motifs.
As a Dane I have several possible additions:
AJ by Arne Jacobsen
Radiohus Pendel by Vilhelm Lauritzen
Globe by Verner Panton
Flowerpot by Verner Panton
Værkstedspendel by Louis Poulsen
Kinapendlen by Bent Karlby
Søværnspendlen/Doo-Wop by Louis Poulsen
Orient by Jo Hammerborg (unfortunately the only woman on my list)
Enjoy 😊
Yes! Love all these lamps. Additional suggestion: the Lento desk lamp, also by Jo Hammerborg - who was a man btw ;) (Jo stands for Johannes). I was watching a Korean drama the other day called Law School, and all the desks had one, it made me so happy hehe.
@@amsteensberg1653 Love all of these too! They're not danish though apart from the Cirque, but timeless classics for sure! Especially the Parentesi and Akari lamps
VP Panthella ;)
i own a 1950's ranch and when we went chandelier shopping i described what i wanted as "we are going to the moon someday" lamp... landed on a sputnik knockoff. everyday that light makes me smile (actually my whole living/dining room does) it sets a fun tone for the room and really brings home the midmod feel.
On Pinterest, I keep on binging pages after pages of 1920 Art Deco designer pieces including lighting fixtures. A lot of them haven't aged one bit and are looking wonderful...
Same here, nothing beats art deco and Bauhaus style lamps.
My kind of video, thank you so much
Walking around Homegoods one day I spotted what I now know is the Atollo lamp. I don’t know a thing about design but that lamp caught my eye and I kept going back to it. It had a tiny dent and I got it for $60. I love that it’s considered a classic, and will never go out of style.
I look forward to your videos, not only for the information, but for your very sly humor. You are a laugh riot. 🤣🤣🤣👍
I always dreamed of building my own house. I'm not anywhere near fulfilling this dream but oh God I'm going to have the sputnik lamp over my dining table for sure😂
Literally didn’t even finish the whole video and already purchase a Sputnik chandelier for the living room! Thanks! This gave me a really good idea for my space
Love, love, love this video. Nick this is one of your best videos ever. I never tire of you talking about timeless and classic design pieces, their history, their designers and what inspired them. You could do one on chairs and coffee tables as well.
You do all the research, collate the photographs and present the TH-cam and I just have to sit back and absorb it all. Thank you.
Love, love, love 😍 that P5 pendant! I'd not seen it before. So glad you highlighted it.
Speaking of gorgeous lighting... i am drooling over your under cabinet kitchen lighting in the background! The warmth of the light with that beautiful wood 👌
The Sputnik has always been my favorite. I have 2 small dupes in my kitchen, but I'd love to have a real one! I plan to replace my dining room chandelier with a big Sputnik one. Mid-century modern is my favorite design. I love that whole time in history!
It is one of my favorites too.
It's like we had a telepathy, just thinking about lighting and your notification comes, love it, good video, informative 👍👍👍👍
I love the Artichoke lamp above anything else! It is beyond gorgeous! Also the Bee hive by Artek (A331)
....If I didn't learn so much.... ...I'd watch for the humor alone.!!! Love ya Nick,.! jo
*History Lighting Lesson* . Great video Nick! Nerdy me enjoys learning the history behind design elements. Entertaining and enlightening, keep 'em coming.
Love the Turner lamp. Would not have thought, “oh yes, there is Tina Turner” though!
Hello, Nick! I loved your video. One “classic” you forgot is the Lava Lamp! Lol! Can’t wait for next week’s show!
haha truly timeless!
So glad you started with PH 5. Absolutely iconic. It has inspired generations of people to look at lighting as more than a light bulb!
Nick, you are ADORABLE! Your videos are both clearly presented and delivered with enthusiasm. I watch them all the time, even though I’m 70 years old and have plenty of what I need and what I want. You were just charming in this video. When you began to talk about women, you were blushing! Too, too ,TOO precious.
10:58 IM HOWLING lolllllll.... i love you Nick!!!
I have a sputnik in my living / family room.
Poul Henningsen made a lot of cool designs. the ph 5 has siblings. my favorite is the ph 3-3,5 in original colours. I have grown up with ph 5 as it was one design investment they made as a new couple. it gives a wonderfull light. quite good pronounciation, I am danish.
So I ended up buying a bed like you have in your guestroom the one that lifts up with storage underneath I love it.
I'm not interested in modern these days, but I really appreciated the historical information. I do have a 'work lamp'. That Turner lamp looks more 70s to me, but there was a Deco revival during that period, so that is definitely the vibe.
As a big fan of classic light fixtures I appreciate this video! A few months ago I picked up one of those beautiful Taschen books (you know, a lot of breadth with little depth) on classic lamps called, simply, "1000 Lights." One of the features was the Mariano Fortuny floor lamp, which shows up every once in a while. Never really thought about its origin, since it seemed to be an invention of a photographer because of its strong resemblance to a "softbox" diffuse light due to its big reflector and tripod legs. But I was kind of shocked to learn it was designed over 110 years ago. Far, far older than I had assumed yet it looks completely contemporary.
That lamp is so beautiful!
Would love a video about the different ways to utilize staircase space. I feel like there are so many different types of things I could do but I can't ever land on what seems right. Thanks!
another masterful video Nick in editing graphics delivery and of course lighting LOL thank you
I have a seating area planned in my bedroom in my new house I'm having built and I've had planned to get an arco floor lamp that's going to be cornered and is intended to have the shade fall just above the coffee table next to an armchair. I've been playing with that configuration in a 3D modeling app (Live Home 3D if anyone is wondering) and it looks so cool and it shouldn't be in the way like it can be sometimes
Nice video Nick! I have lived with every kind of lighting over the years including all that you mentioned (grew up with the Nelson Lamp over the dining table) and as much as I love the sculptural look of these lights, I really prefer Art deco lighting with shades rather than the open bulb look of so many contemporary lamps and lighting fixtures. the glare from even glass shades eventually bugs me. Just my opinion...
Watched this yesterday and found tons of lookalikes on IKEA just now. Thank you for the edification, yet again!
the atollo lamp looks artistic. very unique style
The branching bubble lamp feels very art nouveau
I think The Turner special lamp is based on Tina’s character’s necklace in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, more than the woman herself. You know: 🎶“ We don’t need another floor lamp… “🎶 .
Great video! Just one thing, the first table lamp you're showing as an example of designs inspired by the PH5 lamp, isn't inspired by it, it's actually another PH lamp from the same designer, only an earlier model from the 20's ;) (PH5 was designed in the 50's). Also the lamp on the left at 14:00 is from 1971 (Panthella lamp by Verner Panton), so it's 6 years older than the Atollo lamp and not inspired by it either ;)
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Would love to see more ideas for lighting in a traditional space.
Oooh that Turner pendant…😍
I manifested this video Nick...Finally I know the name of the lamp that has been catching my eye since few months now - Atollo lamp!!!
Designed by Richard Sapper for Artemide, Tizio Micro is an aluminum table or bedside table lamp with adjustable head and arms balanced by counterweights. I just love the balance and have never found a better task light.
I LOVED this! I know nothing about interior design history tbh, so this was a real treat. It's like the interior design version of that scene in The Devil Wears Prada, where Miranda schools us on how much our fashion choices are influenced by this massive industry. Please do more videos like this.♥
Love this video! Lighting is my favorite part of design and in my opinion it is the most important part. I would love to see more videos with a focus on lighting solutions or creative uses of light!
If the lamp named after Tina Turner has movement, then it makes total sense! Great video, totally enjoyed
We love watching your channel. Just moved into a new home after a year long build and you always give my wife inspiration. Thanks for the consistent excellence!
I cant tell you how helpful this and the timeless chair video is for me during my home renovations!!!! Thanks nick!!!! It really really sets a great tone in my new home and I love looking at them 🤩
Love tour videos, Nick!! Very informative
I've been stuck on choosing lighting in a number of rooms in our house (especially over the dining table) and this video was a great help!
Soooo interesting! Please do more of these (maybe one about chairs?) it was great to learn more about the creators and times when the pieces were created.
Loved your discussion of timeless lighting. Another excellent video, Nick.
Wow Nick, I loved that you share the designer of each piece Im going to buy a sputnick now I know the name thank you exellent video.👏👏👏❤
Your videos help with narrowing down my design style. Thank you!
You always find such great pictures!
Great information! Wow! Never thought of lighting as timeless but you are absolutely right. That Turner pendant looks like a piece of jewelry in a room🥰
I've had such a hard time recently choosing lighting for my new house!! Thank you Nick, this video is exactly what I need now.
Perfect timing! Thank you 😆
Thank you for sharing all of these beautiful lights! Feeling so inspired! 👌🏼
This made me feel good, we have a couple 'inspired' pieces! Honestly, I waited for the Tiffany 🙂.
Great video! You should make a series of "iconic" furniture pieces. Next one should be iconic coffee tables :)
Yes! Thank you for this! We moved into a mid century modern home a year and a half ago that has needed some serious updates; one of them being lighting! We are trying to respect the home design but just bringing it more “up to date”. I love more of this!
I loved all the history and background on the lamps, Nick! Thank you so much!
I love that you brought up the branching lamp. I’m in the middle of shopping for a version of one now.
Love, love, LOVE the history behind the design. More, please.
Makes me very proud to be Danish that the PH5 got the top spot :D I would like to submit as other timeless lamps the PH Artichoke pendant lamp (my dream lamp) and the Artemide Tolomeo series (especially the Mega)
Hi, i love your videos…they’ve really helped my mom struggle less with design.
I have a PH5 I bought in a vintage store in Copenhagen in the early 00's. I did a semester abroad there in the early 90's. Used it in my dining area in a townhouse, then swagged in a large window bay in an apartment, now I'm using it in a foyer area of my 70's condo.
Mid century modern is my favorite design style and I love the Sputnik lamp. I'm hoping to thrift an original. I know it's out there somewhere waiting for me. Love your channel.
I love the Sputnik lamps, too. I hope you end up finding your thrifted original.
I hope you find one! They're so beautiful
Great video! Lighting is so important, especially in my line of work. I am an artist and I share my painting demos and studio tours here. So much variety on TH-cam. Have a great day!
Great video - thanks for lesson. I see these lights again and again in decor and in the big stores but never knew the history behind them :)
Omg. You're such a fan of Art Deco and you left out the torchiere! Specifically, the Hollywood Regency Lily Lotus! Stiffel made both a floor and table lamp in this design. I have both. They're gorgeous.
Some great picks! I missed the Wagenfeld lamp he designed at Bauhaus, definitely a beautiful classic piece that is at home in a lot of spaces!
I have had many desklamps, recently found a Anglepoise Type 75 Mini on sale. Don’t think I’ll ever be getting a different lamp, the colour, build quality and readily available replacement parts.. how it should be!
Also, the fact that the company offer replacement parts and re-wiring for original Anglepoise lamps, says all you need to know about the company!
I really enjoyed this video. Loved all the lighting designs that will stand through all the trends.
Wow thank you! I want a sputnik because we don't have much lighting in our dining area and although I prefer the look of a simple pendant we need the light to go in all directions. I was worried a sputnik was dated already. YAY , if you say it's timeless I'm going for it!
I love your videos Nick. Never fail to put a smile on my face. Thank you so much
Superb video. Love all the extra info. You are great at articulating design.
Great video! Very educational! I had no idea about the history behind these lamps! I learn so much from your videos! Thanks!
Big fan of the arc floor lamps, bubble saucer pendant lights, sputnik lights. Liked them so much had to get them for my contemporary style home.
My favourite is the Three Arm Floor Lamp, but as a ceiling light. Very close second is the Sputnik. Great video.
I feel like the ceiling and wall versions are more popular that the floor one, and look nicer too
The bubble lighting is beautiful! Reminds me of gumnuts on one of our gorgeous Australian Eucalyptus trees
Love this video. Thanks Nick!!!
Great video as always, very helpful. Thank you!
We have the last saucer lamp you showed-- the crisscross I think it's called. We love it so much that we've moved it with us 3 times since we bought it in 2005. It now lives above our dining room table. It creates a nice diffuse, flattering light for dinner parties.
Thank you Nick for this video.
You always crack me up! While giving valuable information.
I think the banker's lamp should be on the list as well.
It is timeless. No time on the video to mention it.
Yes. The Parisian chandelier, timeless and classy.
I love that you added the designers.
Pronounciation in danish was perfect 👍🏼😊
Inspired to redo my dining and living area with something organic and flowing overhead. Loved this one Nick!
Thank you designer guy! Been searching for this exact advice! Thank 👏 you 👏
I loved this video! A bit of a walk through the 50’s, but also translated for today...I love mid-century modern🌹..thanks🌹🌹🌹
Thanks Nick, always learn something new from you 👍🏼
Great video, Nick! Ty!
well now I know about the PH5 and Lindsey Adelman's creations and I'm going to have to figure out how to diy them since I can't even afford a knock off! But they are wonderful!