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Vintage lamps
Lighting ideas in a trendy nostalgic lookThe vintage look is a true evergreen among trend-conscious interior fans - it brings carefully portioned flea market charm into our living spaces. The difference between vintage luminaires and a find in grandma's attic: They are actually new. Equipped with the latest energy-saving LED technology, they are simply trimmed to look old - with artificially created signs of use such as peeling paint, scratches, rust, patina or fabrics and patterns with a used look.
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Key facts about vintage chic
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Vintage originally referred to selected wines of a vintage. The term, which originates from the language of winegrowers, quickly came to be used for items of clothing, furniture and accessories, so that found objects from past decades with a special charm were given the label vintage. The look of aged it-pieces quickly found its way into the design studios, so that today deliberately old-fashioned lamps are very popular.
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Vintage chic embraces all materials that can be used to create a used look. This could be chipped paint or transparent glass reminiscent of a flower vase from a bygone era. When it comes to color, light tones such as white, cream and grey are just as popular as pastel shades. But bright colors and metallic surfaces also characterize the look.
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The difference is the signs of use. With vintage, these are the core element that gives it its charm.Retro luminaires, on the other hand, do not look used or second-hand, but as if they came straight from decades gone by. Of course, luminaire designs can also pay homage to the Fifties and still have chipped paint. Then the creative journey back in time is perfect.
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Shabby chic could be described as the little sister of vintage style. His trademark: Used look XXL. Peeling paint, ceramics and uneven and translucent painted wood in light shades are an integral part of the look. Light tones also define the shabby flair, which adds a romantic touch to the ambience and practically shows the vintage style from its feminine side. Massive industrial styles have no place in this facet of vintage.
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Vintage style mix
Which styles work vintage?The vintage style has many facets and is compatible with a wide variety of styles in different designs. With its affinity to the fifties, sixties and seventies, vintage-look luminaires fit perfectly into the individual boho ambience. Vintage conquers every country house with shades made of ceramic or rattan, jute & co. in light earth tones. Vintage has a metropolitan feel with features from industrial chic such as solid metal shades with rust and chipped paint.
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Pendant lights with a used look
Facets of nostalgic charmA little patina on the metal spotlight or a bit of flaking paint adorning the pendant light - and the vintage look is perfect. Stained glass lights that proudly display their filament bulbs are also a highlight for a vintage ambience. The vibes of past decades fill the living spaces alongside a warm, feel-good lighting flair.
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Ceiling lamps á la vintage
The flair of trendy erasThey provide a general lighting ambience for the entire room - with a nod to the stylistically individual decades of the last century. Depending on your personal preferences, ceiling lights can add a fresh country house flair, rustic industrial ambience or cheerful boho vibes to your interior design.
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Vintage flair with wall lamps
From retro touch to "trimmed to look old"Wall lamps with a vintage look can make you feel a little nostalgic - flea market charm deluxe is the motto for these lighting ideas: Whether curved textile shades with a rustic look, shades made of stained glass or simple retro pieces with chipped paint - these designs transform the living room, kitchen and bedroom into a feel-good place.
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Table lamps with vintage charm
From tripod to romantic flairThe old chest of drawers from the flea market in combination with the new vintage lamp with LED technology. In this way, old and modern are stylishly combined and the respective advantages are optimally utilized. The warm light flair is created by cream-colored textile shades, which are supported by wood or ceramic, as well as the targeted light emitted by the tripod table lamp.
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Vintage floor lamps
A feel-good lighting ambienceThe sofa with its flea market charm can be accompanied by vintage floor lamps and the cozy feel-good ambience with warm light is perfect. Vintage flair is achieved with classic lamps from bygone eras, but also with modern spotlights in shabby chic pink or curved cottage flair shades. This makes the reading corner in the living room really cozy!
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Filament lamps
The perfect way to create vintage charmWhen it comes to vintage, Edinson's light bulb is a must - but in a modern and energy-efficient version with modern LED technology: as a filament lamp! Vintage shades made of glass, textile, wood or ceramic create even more nostalgic flair and atmosphere. Tip: Even with a simple socket, pure atmosphere can be created thanks to filament lamps.
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Decoration fever à la vintage
Favorite pieces with nostalgic charmThese vintage pieces will inevitably take you back to decades gone by and you're sure to find one or two parallels to grandma's crockery. The simple, imperfect with organic components, some of which are reminiscent of individual creations from a pottery class, become the eye-catcher par excellence in a vintage ambience. We love this timeless decoration from the oil lamp to the glass bowl!
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