All these three-dimensional hand-made lamps look attractive, naive and extremely touching. The phase when ordinary paper turns into a stylish lamps leaves me astonished and amazed. They say that the fixture’s material is made from recycled PET plastic bottles and diffuses light beautifully.

By the way, “IN-EI” is Japanese for shadow. Each piece of this unusual collection is impressive and nice to look at.

By the way, these lamps are completely eco-friendly since they have been constructed out of a fibrous fabric made from recycled plastic bottles.

They say that the lamp measures 6″ x 6″ x 6″, and is made out of laser-cut plexiglass. The lamp will easily complement any interior. It will work just about anywhere thanks to it being 100v-240v compatible.

What I like the most about the lamp – there is no need to punch it with your head!

The Sitting Lamp is full of personality, and I even don’t know why because right now we are looking at a simple light fixture that boasts a couple of wooden legs in place of a traditional base.

May be that is why the lamp look so awesome and sweet, very unusual. What is more, the legs serve a more practical purpose – they can be used as book ends and hooks as well.

The lamp was created by Graeme Bettles, an art director and product designer at JWT Cape Town.

The Eclisse is a bedside table standing or wall mounted (pin-up) lamp that is great when it comes to either direct or diffused incandescent lighting. Body in lacquered steel.

The lamp comes in white, orange or metallic silver. On/off switch located on cord. The lamp was created by Artemide that was founded in 1960s, and nowadays belongs to one the most known illumination brands in the world.

The company is famous for the “The Human Light” philosophy, Artemide is nowadays synonym with design.

The lamp is pure pleasure!

This quirky lamp by German-born, Australia-based lighting designer Volker Haug comes with individually hand-cast porcelain components glazed in brown and white. The master claims that the design was inspired by double adapters and, of course, reindeer.

You cam get the lamp through Matilda Design as wall mounted or a hanging pendant. I am ready to bet you will love it especially when holidays are coming.

Choose your reindeer!

The pictures are great but the lamp itself is even better and it definitely belongs to one of those pieces I see that make me say “Wow! Incredible!”

Each lamp comes in a waterfall shape and these hanging components are mind-blowing. I love the fact the endings of the lamps are colored in either silver or yellow.

The lighting source is protected by a core and the light is very secure and romantic. Such a lamp will easily add some personality to any interior.

Well, they say that the idea behind the piece is “transient,” that is this lamp can be taken apart quickly and then recycled into something new when it is no longer in need.

The lamp was designed by Victor Vetterlein, and it is a kind of product that is ephemeral. This piece of art remind me how transient everything in our life is.

The Trash Me lamp is produced by &Tradition.

The Estiluz Balloon Light is not only attractive but it is also practical and looks creative everywhere.

These cool ceiling lamps will fill the room delicate glow and create the ambience of romance and mystery.

The whimsical Estiluz Balloon Light is a fantastic opportunity to bring visual delight to any interior.

To put it short, the Yo-Yo Lamp is a playful interpretation of the classic child’s toy. The lamp features two discs attached to an axel. But there is no winding and unwinding there, this axel essentially acts as a convenient spool for the access wire and it looks awesome.

The Yo-Yo Lamp is strangely sophisticated despite being inspired by a plaything. I really like its soft, cool light and a red fabric-covered cord.

The lamp is available in two versions.