Yellow Desk Lamps

A nostalgic tribute with sentimental value, the Anglepoise Type 75 Desk Lamp – Margaret Howell Special Edition is a collaborative piece based on an original 1970s lamp personally owned by the designer. Howell has perfectly matched the Yellow Ochre finish of her own lamp, rekindling images of the desaturated earth tones associated with that era. Two other special edition colors join the original Yellow Ochre (Saxon Blue and Seagrass) moving toward the cooler end of the spectrum with a calm and collected feel. The familiar aluminum shade and jointed structure remain, achieving the same functionality with finely tuned tension points and simple adjustment.

The Delta Table Lamp by Robert Abbey has an elegant geometry, featuring multiple plains and angles defined by Glazed Ceramic. An Oyster Linen shade tops the fixture adding a warm diffusion of light to its aesthetic grace. Works well on tables and counter spaces as a decorative, yet functional statement-making piece.

Designed by Peter Stathis, the Tube Top Colors Table Lamp steers away from the conventional with its unique construction and modern form. Juxtaposing a clean White mesh fabric shade with a candy-hued array of acrylic bases, Tube Top is stylish, contemporary and just plain fun. A minimalist - and colorful - statement for the modern home.

The Santa & Cole Tripod M3 Table Lamp props a pleated ribbon shade on a black tripod base, adding some height to the soft accent light produced. The slightly sheer quality of the ribbon allows a generous amount of light to shine through, which can be customized based on the color shade chosen. To reduce uncomfortable glare when standing above the lamp, a black metal disc shields the open top of the shade.

The Costanzina Table Lamp by Luceplan, designed by Paolo Rizzatto as a little companion to the Costanza series, creates inviting light and injects rooms with vibrant color. Luceplan, headquartered in Milan, Italy, designs and manufactures beautiful, durable products that are environmentally compatible.

Great design never goes out of style. Introduced by Paolo Rizzatto all the way back in 1986, the Luceplan Costanza Table Lamp remains as fashion - and function - forward now as it did then. Features now taken for granted were welcome suprises at the time, including a telescoping stem for height adjustment and a sensorial dimming rod that offers four levels of brightness with a touch.

Great design never goes out of style. Introduced by Paolo Rizzatto all the way back in 1986, the Luceplan Costanza Table Lamp remains as fashion forward now as it did then. Unlike the original incarnation of the Costanza, this slightly scaled back model does not feature a telescoping stem and replaces the four-way dimmer with a simple on/off switch.

The beautiful silhouette of the original Miss K, but with a softer side. Designed by Philippe Starck, the Flos Miss K Soft Table Lamp features a flared and pleated plisse cloth shade over an inner cup-shaped Opal polycarbonate diffuser. This soft structure glows warmly atop a clear trumpeted PMMA base.

Add a statement of modern elegance to your bedroom, living room or entryway with the Perimeter Table Lamp by Blu Dot. Its geometric look is crafted with a powder-coated steel base and a cloth-covered lampshade, all finished in the color that you prefer. Its cloth-covered cord with inline switch completes Perimeters contemporary, bold look. Maximum wattage 100W or an equivalent CFL or LED bulb. Some assembly required.

Originally designed in 1972, the Verpan Wire Yellow Table Lamp embodies Panton’s love of color and his belief that choice of color should always be a deliberate decision. In the Wire family of table lamps, yellow is the only pop of color, giving the ultra-modern lamp a bright and friendly disposition. Beneath the glossy plastic dome a chrome base holds the light source in place, and partially reveals itself through the coiling base which ultimately contributes a solid modernity to the ambient light.

Sssexy, ssslithery and a little ssscary. The sleek and flexible form of a serpent makes a logical choice on which to model an adjustable and slightly dangerous-looking table lamp. As such, the Ingo Maurer Alizz T. Cooper Table Lamp was designed by Maurer with a coiled black and yellow "body" made out of flexible rubber hose that can be positioned to direct the head wherever needed. The reflector inside the head rotates 360 degrees around the bulb.

The Planet Low Table Lamp by Tokujin Yoshioka is a dynamic design adding a contemporary feel to any space. Its circular shade creates an ambient reflection throughout. Composed of transparent or mass-dyed thermoplastic technopolymer the Planet Low Table Lamp is available in crystal, yellow, and smoke.

The Robert Abbey Pike Table Lamp is yet another sensually contoured ceramic color pop from Robert Abbey. A flowering base gives way to the bloom of an elongated neck that is topped with an elegant Pearl fabric shade. Pike is available in an extensive range of colors to complement any interior color scheme.

The Foscarini Binic Table Lamp is the cutest little table lamp to grace the modern home. It's made of ABS and features a polycarbonate diffuser that softly spreads fluorescent illumination, its "head" slightly tilted in childlike curiosity. A fun piece of color and light, the Binic makes a great housewarming or graduation gift (if you can bring yourself to give it away).

The In-Es Art Design Paint T Stripe Table Lamp is a super cozy light with a 100% wool-covered shade and flexible arm. The inner shade is composed of Nebulite® (a mix of resin and fiberglass), creating an even spread of ambience through the wool. The nylon cover makes the flexible steel arm a comfortable element to touch and bend, directing the light easily wherever it is needed. Aim at the wall for accent lighting or substitute a traditional task lamp with the Paint T Stripe.

The Robert Abbey Harvey Table Lamp is literally a color block. Which color is totally up to the individual, as Harvey's glazed ceramic body is available in 21 colors. And all come in a choice of two sizes. All variations include a contemporary lucite base, crisp Oyster linen shade and hi-lo switch.

Following in the footsteps of the iconic Miss K, the Flos Ktribe T2 Table Lamp was designed by Philippe Starck with the same distinctive silhouette. Atop a clean, nylon-covered base, a flared PMMA or plisse cloth shade overlays a cup-shaped inner Opal polycarbonate diffuser.

The Leucos Summer Table Lamp, designed by world renowned ceramicist, Eva Zeisel, appears like a large illuminated vase, its sculptural body beaming with light. The Venetian glass shade, crafted by Italian artisans, sits atop a concealed Polished Chrome base and features an inline on/off switch.

Curved and supple, the Leucos Spring Table Lamp stands confidently, glowing from within and serving as a work of art while providing alluring illumination. The shapely Venetian glass lamp is a part of the 2012 Spring/Summer series by designer Eva Zeisel.

Named after one of Donald Duck's nephews, the Foscarini/Diesel Home Duii Table Lamp is suitably animated. (Its base also looks a bit like a duck's foot, and is suitable for storage of small trinkets.) Both the rounded polycarbonate shade and arm are adjustable for just the right placement of light. Available in Grey or bright Yellow.

It's easy to look on the bright side with the Currey & Company Upbeat Table Lamp. In fact, it IS the bright side, finished in a burst of yellow or a splash of teal. The colorful base, with its shapely form and classic terracotta composition, really adds a spark of positivity to a number of transitional spaces.

Tokujin Yoshioka’s innovative design makes the Planet Low Table Lamp a visual marvel of lamp craft. Made of transparent thermoplastic technopolymer and a die-cast aluminum frame, the lamp features an unusual, slightly elliptical diffuser. Due to the many sides within the surface, light from the lamp’s LED bulb is reflected in intricate patterns. The lamp’s low height makes it ideal for small tables and desks.

Designed by Cuatro Cuatros, the LZF Asterisco Table Lamp is a versatile wooden lamp that functions as the perfect reading light. A metal plate is angled between the natural oak stem to the tabletop surfaces, setting up a stand to place books, magazines, tablets for task related purposes. The shade is made from wood veneer in a wide array of colors, creating a warm accent lamp as well as a task light.

The Foscarini Uto Table Lamp defies the definition of table lamps. First sketched by Lagranja designers while on a bus in Helsinki, the Uto design combines a flexible sense of go-with-the-flow with a durable composition of silicone rubber and polycarbonate. The result is a lamp that gives off a warm and comforting glow, suitable for both the living room and garden.

The Fusion Table Lamp by Robert Abbey introduces a chic and stylish piece that puts a fun and colorful spin into any living space. Made from ceramic, the Fusion table lamp has a body of 2 rings that connect at the center like a linked chain. It casts out warm diffused light from the single incandescent light bulb that is housed behind the fabric hardback shade. It features a full range dimmer that allows control of the ambience in the room.

Brighten a space with artistic flair by adding the Filter Table Lamp by Blu Dot. It's an eye-catching light source made with 2 powder coated steel discs enhanced with perforated detail. The long 79" cord allows for perfect placement and a dimmable design offers multiple levels of brightness to accommodate any task. Choose the color that best suits your décor and get ready to enjoy optimum style and functionality with the Filter table lamp.

Inspired by the film "The World Of Suzie Wong," the LZF Chou Table Lamp could be effortlessly integrated into the luxuriously exotic backdrop of 1960's Hong Kong. Employing natural wood timber sustainably harvested from Spanish Poplar, the culled veneers are bent and folded into cylindrical submission, the resulting organic form resting on a pedestal of Black lacquered spun metal. The thin consistency of the veneer creates a light translucency that presents a ring of nuanced warmth to complement Chou's unimpeded up light.

Want originality? From top-down, the Big Switch Table Lamp by Castor Design appears to be sticking its tongue out at standard conventions. This minimalistic and modern table lamp is unique by putting emphasis on its switch rather than attempting to camouflage it into the rest of the design. The switch sticks out with its ridged surface and the variety of colors that are available. Brighten your work space, living room or bedroom with this distinct table lamp.

The Robert Abbey Triple Gourd Table Lamp with Metal Base is colorful, curvaceous and gorgeously glossy. This large-scale table lamp stands nearly three-feet tall, with a bulbous glazed ceramic body topped by a flared Pearl Dupioni silk shade. With a wide range of color schemes, this piece will be complement a range of interior styles.

Celebrating classic forms with unconventional materials, the Moooi Paper Patchwork Table Lamp is an off-beat rendition of the classic tapered shade table lamp. The vibrant hues and exaggerated curves caricature the familiar shape, showcasing the playful dichotomy between the traditional and modern at the core of Studio Job’s design aesthetic. The base of cardboard and wood is finished with paper, forming a bold and idiosyncratic façade—almost resembling a chess piece—that is unique to the classical genre.

With its sleek, Art Deco-inspired lines, the Kartell Tati Table Lamp was designed by Ferruccio Laviani to infuse a space with allure that is at once bourgeois and contemporary. It is composed of solid PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate) available with a chrome weight providing stability in the support.

The Slamp Gemmy Table Lamp is a simple yet witty piece, adding freshness and a touch of class to a number of spaces. Choose from a variety of colors and combinations to create a space as unique as you. A fun lamp for the contemporary home.

The LZF Air Table Lamp was Irish designer Ray Power's idea, who, from the start was fascinated by the huge potential offered by Timberlite. He started to manipulate the wood and explored its wide range of possibilities to create tri-dimensional objects. In this case the result was a conical stand and shade set which suggests visual and technical stability.