"A good desk lamp can help reduce eye strain, shine a light on any precise task you may need maximum visibility for (we're looking at you, embroidery), and they even double as fun desktop decor. From classic 1980s silhouettes that still hold up today to a more modern take on the classic banker's lamp, read on for our top picks for the best desk lamps out there."
"Known for its open cords and many angles, the Tolomeo lamp is a staple for the design-savvy desk worker. This lamp was designed by Giancarlo Fassina and Michele De Lucchi for Artemide in 1987, embodying a sense of shameless functionality. The lamp head rotates 360 degrees, and the two-sectioned arm can be adjusted at nearly any angle, helping you point the light much more precisely than a standard desk lamp."
"Reminiscent of old-school banker table lamps-down to the emerald green triangular shade-Hay's Apex table lamp is a welcome workplace addition. The shade rotates a full 360 degrees for ultimate light direction, even if you want to illuminate your ceiling rather than the book on your desk. The on/off switch is also in line with the power cord for a seamless look."
Desk lamps enhance dim or uninspired workspaces by improving visibility, reducing eye strain, and serving as decorative elements. Options range from classic 1980s silhouettes to modern takes on banker’s lamps, offering both style and utility. The Artemide Tolomeo provides precise light direction with a 360-degree rotating head, adjustable two-sectioned arm, and stainless steel tension rods for stability and durability. Hay’s Apex evokes traditional banker lamps with an emerald green triangular shade that rotates fully for directional control and an inline on/off switch for a seamless look. Lamp selection balances task performance with lasting design and build quality.
Read at Architectural Digest
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