X marks the spot, with a circle, a square, and a dot (well, kind of) with these Blush side tables from Spell . They combine metal and wood to form the perfect little side table for any situation. Available as a square or round top, each is outfitted with a wooden, oak finished inlay that sits flush within the metal tabletop

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Blush Tables by Spell

Remember a while back we shared the Deconstruction of the Floodlight by Nieuwe Heren ? Well, a new Dutch design label called New Duivendrecht asked the duo to redesign the Floodlight for them. What resulted is a smaller product called the Barrel Lamp. The designers tell me that the design of the barrel lamp was inspired by the aesthetics of WWI searchlights. Now more friendly but still a strong and sturdy shape that provides a steady source of light in any type of space.

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The Barrel Lamp by Nieuwe Heren for New Duivendrecht

Although it looks like a traditional lamp, the Lampada is actually 4 millimeters thick. Available in a floor lamp model shown above, the Lampada is also made in a floor lamp version, which is shown in the second image here. The floor lamp Lampada has the option of standing free on a stand, or it can be mounted to the wall.

The purpose of the Lampada is to provide an ambient light source with an energy efficient electroluminescent sheet.

The Lampada table lamp and the Lampada floor lamp are made by Show & Tell Design. Based out of the United Kingdom, Show & Tell is an independent design studio that manufactures furniture and lighting. The Lampada is suitable for both residential and commercial use.

Where would you put this sneaky silhouette?

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This chandelier is much more of a sculpture than a chandelier at all. If you placed multiple ones at varying heights together it would probably work better as a functional light source, but just one piece alone looks more like a hanging sculpture.

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Bluebird Suspended Sculpture