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British designer, Lee Broom will exhibit the 'One Light Only' lightning collection at the London Design Festival 2010. The entire collection is strikingly distinguishable and makes quite an impression which is not surprising since its source of inspiration is Art Deco jewelry and fashion photography from the late 1970's. The jewel-like gem faceted exterior lighting shell and the subtle matt finish white interior juxtaposes beautifully and lends an air of unabashed grandeur to the entire collection.

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The Coral lighting series by Italian design maestros Palluco highlight the current imaginative bend of the design continuum. Packing quite a punch, the Coral collection epitomizes innovation, imagination and imagery and is a fantastic interplay of function and form. Made from matte lacquered metal and injection-molded polycarbonate, Coral has been inspired by the wondrous sea creatures that dwell underwater and follows the "principle of nature--from simplicity to complexity."

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World renowned Parisian lighting artist Yann Kersalé has been commissioned by French crystal company Baccarat to create the stunningly seductive Jallum lamp Collection. Made from cut crystal, aluminum and LEDs, the Jallum lamp Collection is an intriguing play of light and shadow and takes your breath away with its beauty and theatricality. The Jallum Baccarat lamp collection gives eight hours of glorious light on a single charge and prices begin from US $3,250.

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Trained blacksmith Sebastian Summa incorporates his expertise in the striking Kalotte Lighting Collection. Designed for Hugo Bräuer Metallwaren, the collection captures the fortuitous imagination of Suma beautifully who isn't afraid of experimenting with a bevy of finishes, textures and shapes.

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Perk up your home's exterior with these sultry outdoor "Jallum Lamps". They were designed by Yann Kersale thanks to collaboration with Baccarat and carry a glow stick like form. These eye catching lamps combine crystal, aluminum and LEDs that should illuminate your front or back yard in a snap. The Jallum Lamps come in four cylinders on a charger cradle which can be installed individually or artistically in groups. The cylinders come with an upper cut crystal satin at the top and an anodized aluminum bottom. They will come in two models: the Jallum Diamond Bevels and the Jallum Pontil Effect Bubbles. The Jallum Baccarat Lamp will set you back for about €2,500 or about $3,250 and are expected to be available by next month. Via

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Perk up your home's exterior with these sultry outdoor "Jallum Lamps". They were designed by Yann Kersale thanks to collaboration with Baccarat and carry a glow stick like form. These eye catching lamps combine crystal, aluminum and LEDs that should illuminate your front or back yard in a snap. The Jallum Lamps come in four cylinders on a charger cradle which can be installed individually or artistically in groups. The cylinders come with an upper cut crystal satin at the top and an anodized aluminum bottom. They will come in two models: the Jallum Diamond Bevels and the Jallum Pontil Effect Bubbles. The Jallum Baccarat Lamp will set you back for about €2,500 or about $3,250 and are expected to be available by next month. Via

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The TV-Flash Lamp is a dream come true for the bonafied couch potatoes who also care about aesthetics and good design. The Lamp has very James Bondish vibe to it since it has been designed to house an LCD TV (up to 23"). So after you are done watching all your Lost DVDs back to back, just raise the shade to hide your flat screen. The lamp has been designed by Denis Santachiara for Roche Bobois.

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Whoever said that desktop lamps tend to be boring, have surely not seen the Clea Lamp. Fun, funky and functional, the Clea Lamp is a throwback to the sixties and we simply love its Retro vibe. It may resemble a futuristic hair dryer hood, but this one is all about lighting. The eclectic lamp has been designed by Christophe Mathieu for the Barcelona-based lighting brand Marset. You can buy this polycarbonate fixture from the website Dwell for $254.00 in colors like chrome, white, black and red.

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The TUA Table Lamp by Marc Zito will be appreciated by the discerning consumer thanks to its dramatic styling. The single shaped metal plane forms may look deceptively simple but its clear that a lot of thought has gone into the design process. Meshing conceptual influences with functional design, the TUA Lamps highlight is its rounded corners, clean minimal lines and the much noticeable wide angled bend.

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Imperfetto Lab won a lot of accolades for their dramatic and oversized Victorianesque LUCILLA lamp. Coalescing contrasting design trajectories, the lamp emits an antiquated as well as a contemporary vibe. What I like about the lamp is that its theatrical construction doesn't overwhelms a space and despite being mammoth in size, it still has an understated elegance.

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