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Lighting made from Natural Materials A feel-good flair with wood, rattan, bamboo & more
Lights made of natural materials such as wood, rattan, bamboo or feathers and shells are trendy. Combine these lighting styles with modern styles such as Scandi, Boho and Vintage. Natural lights also find their way into interiors as a mix of materials, for example combining wood with alpine hay or rattan with abaca. Lampshades made of such natural materials give the light a warm glow - for a pure feel-good atmosphere!
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Cosy wooden & driftwood lights Lights made of wood
Lights made of wood are a good choice when you desire a natural style in the living rooms. The dining table and reading corner can be even cosier with rustic wooden lamps. Wood is a renewable raw material which looks aesthetically pleasing in any room in the home. Lamps and lampshades made of wood are available in all shades of brown and all conceivable surface structures and grains: from wafer-thin veneer to rustic driftwood. Lights made of driftwood are always unique pieces that bring a particularly natural flair to living spaces. Moreover, the integration of driftwood into the home design is a great sustainable option.
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Rattan Lights for a Warm Ambience From wickerwork to Viennese wickerwork
Interior designers have helped rattan to a luminous revival for furniture and lighting. In multi-faceted colour nuances from light to dark brown and even colourfully dyed, rattan shades enter into a trendy symbiosis with modern light sources. Discover rattan floor lamps in a Viennese weave to rattan pendant lights with hand-knotted shade.
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Sustainable & Cosy: Bamboo Lights From bamboo pendant lights to the outdoor lanterns
The rapidly renewable and thus sustainable raw material finds its way to our continent for further processing as furniture and lighting. Woven lampshades or light made of hand-stitched bamboo veneer parts, combined with warm white light, bring style and fascinating light patterns to the wall.
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Paper Lamps Spread a Feel-good Atmosphere An eye-catching wide range of styles
Hand-folded lampshades made of handmade paper are an expression of mindfulness and a guarantee for atmospheric light. The natural material with its many facets harmoniously underlines statements of different living styles. For example, with lampshades made of rice paper in Japandi-style or with warm paper-wood combinations in Scandi style. Transform the reading corner with chic floor lamps made of paper.
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Concrete Lights as Bold Statements A cool mix of wood and concrete
Concrete is a trendy material that has become indispensable in interior design. Concrete is best suited to industrial-chic styles. But the natural mixture is also available for minimalist or pompous lighting ideas. Pendant, table and ceiling lights made of concrete become uniquely eye-catching in combination with atmospheric filament bulbs or in a material mixed with wood.
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Mood Lighting with Feather Lights For luminous elegance
Feather lights bring a feel-good ambience to interiors - from feathered bedside lamps to floor lamps for reading corners. Cult light series Eos by the Danish lighting brand Umage offers feather lamps in all colours and designs. They enchant living rooms with natural grace and give the impression of lampshades floating like clouds. Designers like Ingo Maurer have lighting ideas with real goose feathers in their portfolio with Lucellino and Birdie's Nest.
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Sophisticated Marble Lights Special shining designs
Marble lights are a must-have with interior trends such as minimalistic designs or modern styles. Not all marble is the same, depending on the composition, colours and grain result. You can choose from several shining unique pieces, such as an arc table lamp with a marble base, also available in material combinations with glass or metals.
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Pure Elegance with Shell Lights Eye-catching unique pieces
Shell lights are visually impressive with their spectacular lighting effects and fascinating reflections. Some models also have a calming added value acoustically, such as the Fun shell light by designer Verner Panton, in which many mother-of-pearl leaves hang next to each other and produce soft sounds at the slightest breeze. Those who like it extravagant should also opt for mother-of-pearl because the special surface structure creates an iridescent sheen when exposed to light.
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Pure Cosiness with Cork Lights Warm comfort and homeliness
With lights made of cork, a homely atmosphere enters the living rooms. The natural material, extracted from the bark of the cork oak, radiates an original warmth that appears even more cosy in combination with warm white light. In terms of sustainability, it is interesting to note that not a single tree has to cut down for its extraction. Design tip: In combination with filament bulbs, cork unfolds its minimalistic naturalness in a special way. And cork also contributes to room acoustics in terms of sound absorption.
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Classic Felt Lamps and Lights Sustainable, robust and homely
Various materials are suitable for making the trendy, mostly grey fabric lights. Felt can be made with sheep's wool, cotton, silk or hemp. As a lampshade, the material spreads a very cosy and warm atmosphere, especially when mixed with wood. You can select colourful shades from red to blue, lampshades made of felt contribute to a cosy ambience.
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Sustainable Brands The creative variety of natural materials
One aspect of the sustainability checklist is natural materials such as FSC-certified wood, bamboo and paper. In addition to tried and tested materials, some sustainable brands are breaking new ground and using alpine hay with flowers, banana plant fibres, seagrass or coloured slate. Also popular: creative upcycling with driftwood or converted fence wood from the willow.
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