Erika Løvqvist

Lamps shaped as water-lilies, by Erika Løvqvist

Ilse Crawford

I adore this light, which Ilse Crawford has designed for swedish brand Wästberg. Its all about the the combination of materials.

Underwater love

Aqua Creations, established in '94, features the gorgeous lighting creations of designer and artist Ayala Serfaty.
Based in Tel-Aviv, Aqua Creations reaches worldwide with offices and showrooms around the world. You seriously need to surf their website- the lighting reminds me, not only of the obvious underwater-fauna, but also of asian 60's esthetics, probably because of the material choice, silk, and the colour scheme.

Bantie

Speaking of swedish design..Ulrika Gyllstad and Wilhelmina Wiese formed Bantie, a company designing home accessories, mainly textiles and pillows- but also these cute japanese dolls.
I guess I like a lot of swedish stuff, hah?

BCXSY

Just stumbled across this great designduo. Know nothing about them, except I'm loving their stuff! They've designed a collection of furniture and lighting called Play!, which is created around recognizable childhood-motifs, like their swing lamp (above).
I also love their see saw bookshelf, and their play! coffee table. Check it out! Picture borrowed from BCXSY

Jielde'

Jean-Louis Domecq designed the first of these magnificent lamps in 1950, because he wasn't able to find a practical workinglamp. Well, good for us! 57 years later it's still one of the coolest cats in the world of lamps. It now comes in a whole range of colours and sizes. The price is insane for a student like moi, but a student need good worklight, right?
The picture is borrowed from Jielde'. look. drool.