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Tiffany lamps
Pure splendour of colour in Art Nouveau styleThe Tiffany style is a real perennial favourite in the interior design sector. The colourful stained glass lights, which are usually fitted with a metal base, have been present in our living rooms for around 150 years - in ever new designs: from floral motifs to creative ornaments and animal motifs. Tiffany lamps can also be perfectly combined with modern furnishings as eye-catchers and can also be fitted with modern LED light sources thanks to standardised sockets.
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Interesting facts about the Tiffany style
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Louis Comfort Tiffany is the forefather of Tiffany glass art. In 1878, the Art Nouveau artist founded his own interior design company in New York and worked to perfection in the field of glass art. Finally, he opened "The Tiffany Glass Company" in New York. Original Tiffany lamps from this period are traded as expensive antiques. And high-quality, well-made replicas are also more in demand than ever.
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The traditional production of a Tiffany lamp goes back to the craftsmanship of Louis Comfort Tiffany: he developed a special technique in which individual glass parts were encased in a copper foil and joined with solder. The soldered seams were given a characteristically dark patina. In 1894, he patented the process for producing Tiffany-Favrille glass (iridescent art glass).
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Typical of Tiffany-style lamps are the soldered, colourful glass leaves, which create floral, playful patterns in the Art Nouveau tradition. Depending on taste, however, designs with cleaner, geometric shapes influenced by Art Déco are also possible. To this end, the designers have kept a low profile when it comes to the multi-faceted colour scheme, opting instead for rich contrasts.
Tip: Always fit Tiffany luminaires with warm white LED light sources for particularly cosy light.
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Tiffany chic table lamps
Creative variety in glassA Tiffany chic table lamp is just as suitable for a modern interior as it is for a classic ambience. And the choice is huge: the design ranges from antique to elegant and romantic to gaudy or dignified. What all designs have in common is the warm, cosy lighting effect. Tip: Tiffany also fits wonderfully into a creative boho interior or cottage ambience - an unusual break in style with guaranteed eye-catchers.
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Tiffany pendant lights
From living space to cateringThe Tiffany style has been an integral part of the private ambience for decades. And traditional glass art with its fascinating lighting effect also has a place in the commercial sector. In the catering trade, for example, Tiffany pendant lights not only adorn guest rooms, but also billiard tables - as stylish eye-catchers. Tip: The glass lights are easy to clean with a feather duster, or with a damp cloth if they are very dirty - please disconnect them from the power supply beforehand.
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Floor lamps with Tiffany flair
Floor lamps with Tiffany flairTiffany-style floor lamps give every living room a very special touch. Placed in the reading corner, next to the sofa or chest of drawers, the Art Nouveau-style lights create an inviting lighting effect that makes you feel good.
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Tiffany-style ceiling lamps
Indirect feel-good lightThey add a bright and colourful touch to any living space: Tiffany-style ceiling lamps bring variety to the four walls and are definitely a very special eye-catcher. They creatively and colourfully emphasise the effect of indirect light - for living spaces with flair.
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Beautiful walls with Tiffany lights
Glass art as an eye-catcherThey are particularly eye-catching because they are installed at eye level: We are talking about wall lights. They show off the designs of traditional Tiffany glass art particularly well. In addition to creatively designed umbrellas, individual illuminated figures in Tiffany chic look great on the walls, for example a swarm of butterflies flooded with warm light.
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