In the meantime, they are most likely not a stranger to the concept of cordless lamps who have appeared in full strength in the design houses in recent years. It is no longer only available for restaurant tables, wireless lamps in a variety of colors and styles, which means that there is something for any kind of space. And interior designers could no longer be pulled on cordless lamps. “A well -placed, cordless lamp can shift the entire tone of a room with a subtle light and perfect warmth,” says Katie Gutierrez, main internet designer at Errez Design in Miami, Florida.
We spoke to several throughout the south to get some of their favorite elements of cordless lamps.
Tips for choosing wireless lamps
You want to choose cordless lamps that improve your design scheme. “Choose lamps with sculptural silhouettes, bright colors or rich materials such as brass or marble,” suggests Lauren Conner, the founder of Lauren Conner Interiors in Birmingham, Alabama.
Cordless lamps should be used together with other forms of lighting. The key to every well -lit room is a layer lighting scheme. You want to be sure that you also mix the ambient lighting into the mixture, explains Conner.
Use the height to your advantage. Cordless lamps are a great way to give every vignette or carpentry height. Conner recommends grouping cordless lamps of different heights “to achieve a galent effect”.
In front of us, designers share four of their preferred opportunities to use wireless lamps.
You are great for outdoor life
Photo: Jessica Glynn, Design: Marc-Michaels interior design
Cordless lamps make the most obvious sense in outdoor spaces where the sockets may be particularly limited. If you do not love the appearance of standard lights, try one or two cordless lamps on the veranda or terrace so that you can continue your outdoor meetings until the evening.
“I use them at side tables or dining tables in outside areas to recognize when it is dark – and add the style if it is not the case,” says Mary Clair Cumbaa, the founder of the Cumbaa Design Company in Starkville, Mississippi.
You raise the bathroom
A place where you may not have thought that you will place a cordless lamp is the bathroom. “I will put a tiny on a vanity or next to a bathtub,” says Hattie Sparks, the founder of a design company of the same name in New Orleans, Louisiana. You can also put one on the open shelf – where you need a little additional brightness if you prepare for the day.
You can add any vignette color
If you want to create a lively styling moment, add a cordless lamp to the mixture.
“I particularly love to expand with colorful options because the investment is low and the visual splash of color is so much fun,” says Melanie Bryant, the founder of Melanie Bryant Interiors in Clinton, Mississippi, who likes to put cordless lamps on stacks on coffee table books on console or cocktail tables.
You are a nice alternative to candles
Perhaps you love the idea of candles on a dining table, but are not so enthusiastic about the concept in practice. Let's be honest, nobody wants to worry about dripping wax or accidental burns during the dinner party! Wireless lamps ensure a suitable alternative in this case, explains Kelly Neely, the founder of Kelly Neely Interiors in Birmingham, Alabama, who likes to delete a few table.