Somewhere between an ancient relic and a futuristic artefact, the Vuelta lamp looks like it was excavated from a forgotten civilisation—one with impeccable taste in design. Its undulating glass surface catches the light like ripples in water, and when switched on, it glows like a hidden treasure. The fact that it’s rechargeable? Just another reason to consider it a modern heirloom in the making .

This is the lighting equivalent of a well-tailored blazer —sleek, structured, and so effortless it makes everything around it look more put together. The mirror-like finish subtly doubles the glow by reflecting its surroundings, making it feel brighter than it should. And that curved handle? It’s not just practical—it gives the whole thing a polished, mid-century-but-make-it-now attitude .

Not all lamps need to fight for attention. The Loui lamp is for those who prefer understated confidence over loud statements . It’s the quiet guest at a dinner party who knows exactly when to lean in with something interesting. Smooth, unembellished, and sculpted like a design classic from the future, it blends in until the moment you realise the room wouldn’t be the same without it .

What if a lamp was also a design riddle ? The Cheerio lamp is an exercise in balance— a glowing circle, floating in mid-air, yet perfectly anchored . It’s minimalist, yes, but also mischievous, like it’s about to roll off and find a better place to sit. Functionally, it’s easy to move, but emotionally? It’s a lamp that refuses to be ignored .

If the design world had a capsule wardrobe , the Porta lamp would be in it. It’s the kind of piece that looks good anywhere and with anything , like a timeless white tee but for your interior. The slightly domed shade diffuses light so softly, you might start questioning whether your usual lighting is being a little too aggressive.

If your lamp could double as a sculpture in an avant-garde art gallery , it would look like this. The Kizu lamp defies expectation, pairing a smooth, weighty base with a rounded shade that shouldn’t balance as perfectly as it does . There’s something meditative about its presence—like an abstract thought solidified into a quiet, glowing form .

Some lamps demand attention. The Arum just exists beautifully. Inspired by the delicate arch of a flower stem, it leans gracefully into the space , throwing light in a way that feels organic, effortless, almost poetic . It’s the kind of piece that softens a room , making everything around it feel more considered.

Mushroom lamps are having a moment, but Karl-Johan was doing it before it was cool . The oversized glass shade sits atop a solid base like a luminous toadstool plucked from a Scandi fairytale . It doesn’t just emit light; it sets a mood— warm, grounding, and just mysterious enough to make you wonder if it has a story to tell .

If you can’t commit to just one lamp, why not three? The Edison Minis are the lighting version of a well-curated playlist —place them around your space to create different moods, or cluster them for a statement that feels effortlessly cool. They’re classic, but not too serious. Functional, but still fun. A trio that’s more than the sum of its parts .

Apart from making you feel like a mood-lighting wizard , portable lamps are all about freedom —no cords, no commitment, just pure, go-anywhere glow. They’re perfect for bedside tables, alfresco dinner parties, or those deep, soul-searching bathtub moments . Plus, they save you from the dreaded task of hunting for power outlets behind furniture (we’ve all been there).

That depends—are you setting the mood or staging a one-lamp theatre production? Most quality portable lamps last 8 to 15 hours on a single charge, which means they’ll outlast your dinner party, your late-night reading session, and possibly your willpower to stay awake.

Some are made for it, some aren’t—so choose wisely unless you want your designer lamp’s ‘spa day’ to end in tears . Many modern designs are water-resistant and built to handle everything from a breezy balcony hang to a full-on backyard soirée . Just check if your lamp is rated for outdoor use before taking it on a camping trip.

Gone are the days of one-bulb-fits-all . Many portable lamps now let you dim, warm up, or even switch between a crisp daylight glow and a moody, candlelit ambience . Some even have touch controls—because why should smartphones have all the fun? 

Ask yourself: Are you after a sculptural centrepiece or an unassuming sidekick? Do you need a lamp that softly illuminates your late-night thoughts , or one that makes your book club look like an editorial spread from a design magazine? Think about brightness, design, and how much you’ll actually be moving it around—because some ‘portable’ lamps are about as portable as an overpacked suitcase.