How can quirky lighting impact your home?
Here at Designer Lighting Company we don’t see lights as merely a home accessory, we see them as a projection of our personalities. A nature inspired floor lamp could suggest that the owner is conscious of their environment and prefers a laid-back approach to their home. A traditional wall light could suggest a character that is influenced by heritage and past culture. So what does quirky and unusual lighting say about you?
There is a reason we typically pair the word ‘quirky’ with another word; unique. Obviously everyone is unique in their own way, but the word ‘unique’, suggests a willingness to break the social norm and take pride in one’s individualisms. A quirky light doesn’t need to be an extravagant display of colour and texture, instead it can be a small detail that makes a big difference.
So let’s take a look at five of our favourite quirky and unique lighting ranges that will provide an impact on your home.
1. Ludlow
The Ludlow range by Quintessential Lighting features a juxtaposition of shapes and textures to create a unique modern display. The brushed graphite shades create a mesmerizing effect as the bulbs protrude from either side for a three-dimensional display.
This designer range of lighting is suitable for any modern setting, enhancing even the most unusual design scheme. The Ludlow range may not scream ‘unusual’ or ‘quirky’ but it’s balanced design creates a spectacle that would be hard to go unnoticed.
2. Doradus
Now, the Doradus by Exemplar Lighting is probably the sort of light you were expecting. This starburst lighting fixture features a collection of chromed and glass spheres that reflect the light to create a beautiful display.
This quirky light would suit any modern home that’s missing a statement piece. At 63cm in width, this unique ceiling pendant could never go unnoticed.
3. Drop
Not necessarily quirky by shape, but definitely by material. This ceiling pendant made from recycled cardboard creates a stunning display of texture. This designer ceiling pendant is created by a talented group of designers called Graypants, and is made to create a quirky and unusual lighting display.
This unusual ceiling light is popular in hotels and restaurants, creating a relaxing atmosphere and hypnotic aesthetic. Turn your kitchen or living room into your own personal showroom.
4. Melt
The Melt by Tom Dixon Lighting comes in a range of colours and sizes. With integrated LED lights and a moulded glass shade, this ceiling pendant combines modern style with abnormal and quirky aesthetic. Tom Dixon is known for pushing the boundaries of innovative lighting design.
A Melt ceiling pendant, or ceiling pendant cluster, would add colour and a sense of wonder to any interior. A lighting range designed to remain in fashion.
5. Sputnik
A marvellously bizarre looking lighting fixture that displays a juxtaposition of lighting trends. This antique brass finished ceiling light, paired with clean-lined shades is nothing out of the ordinary – but the fashioned frame with a central brass globe creates a spectacle that enhances any design scheme.
David Hunt are known for their reliable ranges of lighting fixtures, with a style of light for everyone in mind. Built to stand the test of time in both quality and style, the David Hunt Sputnik range supplies a brilliantly unusual aesthetic.