New Products - Lighting

Himmeli aluminum floor lamp in black by Paul Loebach. 646-489-2749; paulloebach.com. circle 726

Halo Vertical sconce in blackened steel with silk in Faceted by Bone Simple Design. 212-627-0876; bonesimple.com. circle 723

Fresh as a daisy but closer in size to a mammoth sunflower, the 22-inch-diameter Infiore has bi-injected polycarbonate petals in green, white, or gray. The halogen pendant measures 10 inches high, but a floor and table lamp are also available, and any fixture in the trio can take a compact fluorescent. 201-641-1997; estiluz.com. circle 733

You’ve heard of canned air. Now try canned light. The company that brought you the Greenest Lights on Earth collection has added repurposed canning jars as light fixtures. The Ball Jar Pendant is available with or without a base in clear or frosted glass. Other repurposed household items in the company’s repertoire include flashlights, wine bottles, and paint cans, all as pendants. 800-832-4482; conantmetalandlight.com. circle 819

Double Cross pendant in stainless steel by Wagner Companies. 888-243-6914; wagnercompanies.com. circle 722

Susan sconce in glass and brushed nickel in Glacier with dupioni silk shade in silver by Tracy Glover Studio. 401-461-1560; tracygloverstudio.com. circle 438

Discarded corrugated cardboard boxes reach a more enlightened plane of existence once reincarnated as Scrap Lights. The lamps come in three shapes: hive, at 9 to 12 inches in diameter; disc at 14 to 17 inches; and bell at 15 to 16 inches. 206-420-3912; graypants.com. circle 820

Coins table lamp in Venetian glass with brass fittings and gold-glass finial by Lorin Marsh. 212-759-8700; lorinmarsh.com. circle 436

Nelson pendant fixtures in handblown glass by John Pomp Studios. 718-486-9620; johnpomp.com. circle 437

Designer Brian Rasmussen's 30-inch UFO pendant centers a twin-tube compact fluorescent bulb in a glass cylinder surrounded by an outer layer made of three dozen sinuous strips. The pendants can be fully customized using a mix of strips in red, green, white, or dark blue acrylic, or choose white, high-polish gold, or chrome metal. 305-621-9602; sid-usa.com. circle 739

Qubert pendant fixtures in aluminum and handblown glass by the Jesco Lighting Group. 718-336-3211; jescolighting.com. circle 434 

H2O chandelier in burnished brass with Czech polished crystal beads by Zia-Priven Design. 818-765-2777; ziapriven.com. circle 435

Bonne Nuit table lamp in clear and sandblasted glass by Ameico. 888-350-8765; ameico.com. circle 432

Gramercy pendant fixture in stainless steel, polished nickel, crystal, and black linen by Baldinger Architectural Lighting. 718-204-5700; baldinger.com. circle 433 

A five-year-old collective of 80 architects, industrial designers, engineers, and artisans, PSLab has realized lighting solutions for hotels, restaurants, shops, and exhibitions—primarily in Lebanon, other Middle Eastern locations, and Europe—as well as stand-alone products. From the latter category comes CWU.003.02: Think an industrial-chic upside-down flower composed of black powder-coated aluminum tubes that spread out petallike as they descend. The former category includes the DBS.030.01 pendant fixture, designed and produced by the dozen for the Cairo restaurant Tamarai; the black-painted steel shade looks like a giant hockey puck, suspended vertically and sliced off at the bottom to reveal a glowing gold-leafed interior. India Mahdavi's namesake firm approached PSLab to conceive lighting for both the lobby and guest rooms at Monaco's Monte Carlo Beach hotel, recently under renovation. As the domed lobby seems to swirl upward, eyes are drawn to a glowing ceiling fixture in place of an oculus, a circular configuration of gloss-finished aluminum and steel leaves diffusing halogen light. Guest rooms' ceiling-mounted DPS.040.01s feature off-center apertures. 961-1-442546; pslab.net. circle 416

Cross-pollination between the disciplines of art and design has flourished for years, and it is more recently evident in the offerings of Foscarini. Designer Vicente García Jimenez looked to art and architecture for inspiration in his Le Soleil fixture, for instance. Recalling the winding facade of Frank Lloyd Wright's Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, it features an asymmetrical shade of opaque polycarbonate bands; the bands' chrome-plated steel inner sides reflect light within and softly outward through the openings. It comes in red, white, and aquamarine. The company's collaboration with fashion label Diesel yields a decidedly different crop of fixtures. One such offering, Rock, is based on the idea of split volcanic rocks, and sports a black multifaceted shade with a contrasting, pale iridescent interior. Meanwhile, construction-site work lights inspired the Cage table lamp, in which a powdercoated steel cage encloses and protects the light source; leave it resting on the tabletop or prop it on the optional stand. The hanging lamp version features a blown-glass diffuser in black, green, or white. 39-41-595-3811; foscarini.it. circle 731

Des10 table lamp in nickel-finished brass by Tynan Classic Lighting. 215-699-2152; terrytynan.com. circle 430

Poplight standing lamps in handblown glass and copper by Nora de Rudder Design. 32-9-223-31-41; noraderudderdesign.com. circle 431 

Creatures polycarbonate and plastic suspended fixtures in Amber, Neon, and Moss by Slamp. 39-06-9162391; slamp.it. circle 721

Camping pendant fixture in glass and white ceramic by Neo Design. 49-2302-699-775; neo-studios.de.  circle 428