Utility light fixtures have become
a firm favourite amongst interior designers and householders alike. From table
top to ceiling, this edit will illuminate your home.
Are you being served: give your hallway a touch of 1930s elegance with these department store opaline lights. (h) 36xm x (dia) 30.5cm, £180, www.skinflintdesign.co.uk
Be bold: if
a pop of colour is required to balance a grey wall or two, these giant
Czech down lighters in cherry red fit the bill. They can be sprayed in any RAL (metal paint)
colour for orders of six or more. (h) 89cm x (d) 53.5cm, £460, www.trainspotters.co.uk
Anglepoised: if you've been searching for precision spot-lighting for your walls, look no further. This 1930s machinist's work light by Invisaflex has a brushed aluminum shade and black lacquered arm. (l) 90cm at maximum projection x (dia) 13cm, £320, www.skinflintdesign.co.uk
Assembly line: minimalist hallway lighting doesn't get much more utilitarian. These communist-era bulkhead lights with prismatic glass were discovered unused in a Polish factory store room. (h) 30cm x (w) 17cm x (d) 15cm, £245, www.trainspotters.co.uk
Linear thinking: if graphic lines are your cup of stylistic tea, try this 1950s industrial fluorescent tube lamp with polished aluminum casing. (l) 1.58m x (h) 23cm x (d) 19cm, £POA, www.elemental.uk.com
Your name in lights: wooden letters seem to be atop every fashionable home's shelves these days, so dare to be different with 1950s illuminated shop signage. You can even group meaningful ones together to act as a personal installation art. £POA, www.elemental.uk.co.uk
Loud and clear: add interest to any living-room surface with this huge 1960s brushed aluminium German table lamp. Laterally adjustable, it has been rewired with black elephant braid cable. (h) 49cm x (l) 27cm x (dia) 39cm, £320, www.skinflintdesign.co.uk
Copper top: sprinkle some retro charm
on to your desk space with this articulated
vintage lamp. Created by Mark Beverton in the UK
in 1950, it has a beautiful and rare
copper base and shade. (h) 109cm x (d) 20cm, £1440, www.elemental.uk.com
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