Lamps

With the right lamps, you make a space not only brighter, but also more pleasant to live in. In this collection, you’ll find lighting for different places in the home, from the dining table and living room to a hallway or bedroom. That way, you can easily choose a lamp that suits your space, use and style.

Lamps for every moment and every space

Good lighting brings balance to your home. Think of bright light above the table, a warm lamp next to the sofa or a small light point on a sideboard. By combining different types of lighting, you create more depth and make a room feel friendlier and more practical to use.

Are you looking for a lamp above the table? Then take a look at our dining room lamps. For a light point on a cabinet, desk or bedside table, table lamps are often a lovely choice.

Choice guide: which lighting suits your space?

Above the dining table or kitchen island

A pendant lamp often works best here. Pay attention to the length of the table and choose a model that is in proportion to the tabletop. Above a long table, several light points or an elongated design often look best. Also view our pendant lamps for this.

Next to the sofa or armchair

Do you want light for reading or extra atmosphere in the evening? Then floor lamps are a practical solution. They take up little space on a table and provide focused light where you need it.

On a side table, sideboard or bedside table

A compact lamp is ideal if you have limited space. A small table lamp adds a polished accent and is easy to move. Handy in the bedroom, hallway or on a narrow shelf.

On the wall

Do you have limited space or do you want to distribute several light points? Then take a look at wall lamps. They’re handy next to the bed, in the hallway or as extra lighting in the living room.

What should you consider when choosing lamps?

First, consider the function. Do you need task lighting, ambient lighting or general lighting? Then look at size, material and colour. A large lamp can beautifully fill an empty spot, while a smaller model is often better suited to a compact space. Materials such as glass, metal or ceramic each create a different effect. Glass often looks airy, metal a little stronger, and ceramic a little softer.

Also think about the colour of the light. Warm light is pleasant in the living room and bedroom. Brighter light often works better above a workspace, in the kitchen or in the hallway. By combining different light sources, you make your interior more flexible and nicer to use.

Tips for combining lamps well

Rather combine two or three types of lighting than one central lamp in the room. That way, you can switch between functional light and a warmer look in the evening. Keep the overall feel calm by letting materials or colours return, for example black with metal, or glass with light shades. In a larger room, it often works well to create variation in height with a pendant lamp, table lamp and floor lamp together.

Want to soften the light? Then choose a lamp with a shade or a model made of frosted glass. If you have a dark corner in the home, an open design often helps to spread the light better.

FAQ about lamps

Which lamp suits a dining table?

That depends on the length and width of your table. Above a small round table, one medium-sized pendant lamp often fits well. Above a long table, several light points or a long model often work better.

How many lamps do I need in the living room?

Usually, one lamp is not enough. Combine general lighting with an extra light point by the sofa or in a corner. That makes the space more pleasant during the day and in the evening.

What is useful in a small space?

Choose compact lighting or use the wall. A small table lamp or wall lamp takes up little space and still provides enough light in the right place.

How do I combine different lamps in the home?

Look at material, shape and colour. You don’t have to match everything exactly, but it helps if one clear element returns. That keeps the whole look balanced.

How do I best care for my lighting?

Dust lamps regularly with a dry, soft cloth. Always switch the lamp off and let it cool down before cleaning it. Prefer not to use harsh cleaning products, especially not on glass, metal or a fabric shade.