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Tiffany Lamp in Stained Glass and Copper

$619

Dragonfly Stained Glass Tiffany Table Lamp

$639

Tiffany Table Lamp in Floral Stained Glass and Copper

$639

Tiffany Table Lamp in Stained Glass and Pure Copper

$639

Tiffany Table Lamp in Stained Glass with Butterfly Motif

$599

Tiffany Style Stained Glass Table Lamp with Roses

$649

Tiffany Stained Glass Table Lamp with Roses

$489

Sunflower Stained Glass Tiffany Style Table Lamp

$619

Tiffany Stained Glass Table Lamp with Dragonflies

$619

Tiffany Style Stained Glass Table Lamp with Dragonflies

$589

Tiffany Floral Stained Glass Table Lamp with Bronze Base

$649

Tiffany Style Floral Stained Glass Table Lamp

$619

Solid Walnut Coffee Table with Glass Top and Drawer

$489

Blue and Amber Tiffany Stained Glass Table Lamp

$249

Pink and Red Floral Pattern Tiffany Table Lamp

$259

Hummingbird Stained Glass Tiffany Table Lamp

$249

Tiffany Table Lamp with Owls in Blue Stained Glass

$239

Tiffany Stained Glass Table Lamp with Dragonflies

$249

Tiffany Bedside Lamp in Stained Glass with Pink Tulips

$219

Tiffany Table Lamp in Stained Glass with Tropical Leaves

$269

Tiffany Table Lamp in Multicolor Stained Glass Dome

$299

Tiffany Stained Glass Table Lamp with Yellow Roses

$299

Floral Tiffany Style Table Lamp in Stained Glass

$349

Multicolor Stained Glass Table Lamp with Roses

$259

Tiffany Table Lamp in Floral Stained Glass and Bronze

$249

Tiffany Table Lamp in Blue and Red Stained Glass

$189

Tiffany Table Lamp with Multicolored Floral Stained Glass

$259

Tiffany Stained Glass Table Lamp with Lively Parrot Design

$279

Tiffany Art Nouveau Style Table Lamp

$259

Tiffany Table Lamp in Pink and Bronze Tinted Glass

$249

Hummingbirds Tiffany Style Stained Glass Table Lamp

$259

Sunflower Tiffany Style Stained Glass Table Lamp

$259

Tiffany lamps, the art of stained glass

Born in the late 19th century, Tiffany lamps are recognized instantly by their lead-soldered colored glass shades. Every piece assembles hundreds of tinted fragments using the traditional stained glass technique, creating plays of light that shift through the day. Whether the motifs are floral, geometric or animal, the visual result is inimitable and never goes out of fashion.

Who invented Tiffany lamps?

These iconic fixtures are named after Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933), the American artist and designer and son of the jeweler Charles Lewis Tiffany. In 1885 he founded the Tiffany Glass Company in New York, then from 1893 developed his first stained glass shades thanks to his patented iridescent "Favrile" glass. Shown at the 1900 Paris World's Fair, his creations earned him international recognition and made him one of the leading figures of the Art Nouveau movement.

How to choose a Tiffany lamp for your interior

The choice depends above all on use and available space. A table Tiffany lamp is perfect for a desk or an entryway console, while a floor model dresses a living room or a bedroom. In our Tiffany lamp store, models are grouped by format and by style, which makes it easier to choose based on the height you have and the colors already present in the room. Also think about bulb wattage to dial in the intensity of the light.

Wall-mounted and hanging Tiffany lamps

While table models remain the most common, wall-mounted or ceiling-fixed versions let you bring this style into tighter spaces. Tiffany wall sconces are an elegant alternative for hallways, staircases or bedrooms where floor space is limited. Combining several Tiffany lamps in a single room creates a coherent, welcoming atmosphere without overloading the decor.

Caring for your Tiffany lamps

Tinted glass and the network of lead solder lines call for gentle but regular care. A slightly damp cloth is enough to clean the shade without risking damage to the joints. Avoid abrasive products or chemical cleaners, which can dull the brilliance of the glass. The metal base, often in patinated bronze or brass, is cleaned the same way to keep its original look for as long as possible.