Tiffany lighting has been around and in demand since Louis Comfort Tiffany produced his first piece during the late 1800s. Original pieces are rare and extremely expensive but there are plenty of options when it comes to replica lamps and lighting fixtures.

 

Choices in styles include table lamps, hanging lamps, pendants, wall sconces and floor lamps. The style chosen will depend on how much space needs to be lit and what furnishings are present in the room. Floor lamps go well in the living room next to an armchair or couch and they are powerful enough to illuminate an entire room. A hanging lamp makes an elegant statement in any dining room when it is hung directly over the table.

 

People who are looking for a symmetrical design can consider a geometric Tiffany lamp. The leaded glass is cut in simple shapes like squares, triangles and rectangles and they are usually done in one or two colors using blue, red, green, brown or white. Lotus Leaf, Parasol and Acorn are examples of geometric lamp designs.

 

Flowered domes and cones are more intricate and feature a wider variety of colors than the geometric shade. Garden and nature themes are represented in these lamps which are identified by names like Peony, Dragonfly and Daffodil. The flowered cone is similar to the dome but with angled sides instead of rounded ones. The Dragonfly and Peony are duplicated in this style but exclusive patterns in this shape are the Water Lily, Grape and Arrowroot.