Hundreds of pieces, one glowing shade
Every shade is built by hand, piece by piece, like a mosaic that lights up.
Sketch the design
A watercolour design becomes a pattern for every single piece.
Choose the glass
Each piece is picked for its exact colour and streak, so no two shades match.
Cut by hand
Pieces are scored, snapped and shaped to match the pattern.
Wrap in copper foil
A thin copper ribbon lets the glass curve in fine detail.
Solder it together
Pieces are joined on a mould, then soldered inside for strength.
Finish with patina
A bronze or gold patina frames the glass like lines in a painting.
Nature, in glass
The motifs that defined Tiffany's studio, and where to find them in our collection.
Where a Tiffany lamp shines
They set the mood rather than light the whole room, so pair them with your
main lighting.
Living room
A floor lamp in an empty corner becomes
the focal point.
Bedroom
A pair gives a warm, low glow for reading.
Study
A banker's lamp adds old-world character
to a desk.
Entryway
One lamp on a console makes a striking
first impression.

