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Tiffany Stained Glass Lamps, An Essential Part of Home Decor

Tiffany stained glass lamps and lighting have been an essential part of a luxurious home decor for over 100 years. These stained glass lamps are from the style and design of Louis Comfort Tiffany. Louis Tiffany used his creative talents to follow his love for art, rather than following in his father's footsteps. His father, Charles Lewis Tiffany, was the founder of the silver and jewelry firm Tiffany & Co. In the 1880's Louis turned his focus from his oil and watercolor works to interior design. The goal of Tiffany's new passion was to elevate interior design to the same level as fine art.

During this period, Tiffany began using the discarded glass pieces from his stained glass panels to create the decorative stained glass lamps synonymous with his name. Tiffany stained glass lampshades were created by carefully fitting hand cut glass pieces into copper foil enclosures. Copper foil is extremely light and strong which enabled Tiffany to design and create large and complex shades for his stained glass lamps. Commonly Tiffany style stained glass lamps can be used in any room within your home. Tiffany ceiling lights are a great lighting source forilluminating an entire room. Smaller table stained glass lamps are an excellent source for directing light to a specific area. Should space be an issue Tiffany floor stained glass lamps can provide a lot of light while taking up minimal floor space. Tiffany stained glass lamps can also be found for desks, walls sconces, and accent lighting as well as table lighting.

Adding the elegance and beauty of a Tiffany stained glass lamp to your home decore will easily bring a warm and inviting atmosphere to your room and home.

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