The Taccia provides indirect light and reflected light and a stylish, modern design.

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The Snoopy has an interesting design and provides direct light on a white marble base.

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The Miss K can be a table or desk lamp that provides direct light and has an adjustable stem for added convenience.

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This classy aluminum lamp has an adjustable stem for added convenience.

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The K Tribe F2 features shade options of transparent, aluminized silver, aluminized bronze, and pleated fabric.

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The base of this lamp is shaped like a gun and is in galvanized 18K matt gold. It is available in 2 heights (36 inches and 17 inches).

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The Glo-Ball Basic has an interesting design, as it has no stem. It is sure to compliment any home decor.

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This lamp features the “cocoon” style shade that is both unique and stylish.

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The Archimoon Table Lamp features a shade that is available in 4 different colors including blue, yellow, red, and transparent.

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Named after his daughter, the Philippe Starck Ara lamp is an iconic example of the 80’s brush up on “hard” lamp design—by that is meant the style begun by FLOS in the 50’s, stepped up in the 70’s and with Starch’s Ara lamp, it takes on a more rigid, business-like attitude. With the luminaire industry becoming more competitive as a business, Starck’s idea was to get back to the craftsman approach and make an appeal to the individual connoisseur. However, he began by making his way into the hotel industry when Ian Schrager, former co-owner of Studio 54, commissioned him to remodel the Royalton Hotel in New York. Diameter: 7″ Height: 18″ Material: Stainless Steel Light bulb: GU10 50W x 1 (Price does not include light bulb) While changing the hotel industry into a “boutique” model that catered to the rich and famous, Starck was busy designing the accoutrements that distinguished the style. His Ara lamp was a design that sought to repeat the clean lines and simple shapes he had implemented in his interiors work. The lamp was designed to fit user needs and Starck responded by first making the lamp’s height adjustable with a flexible stem. Using tapered, tubular steel in a polished, chrome-plated finish, he designed a base that was pressed, polished and chrome-plated to match. The Ara light had a lightweight base and stem, but the lamp housing was too heavy for them. His solution was to use a lead weight in the base. He decided to design the die-cast head of Zamak’s metal alloy. The pressed glass diffuser was a new idea and made the lamp function better as the light spread over the surface evenly as opposed to projecting a focused spotlight effect. The Philippe Starck Ara lamp became so popular there were copies and altered designs that began to flood the market. Everything from metal to plastic and/or fiberglass for the shade that became less horn-like and more lampshade shaped, elongated, but nevertheless a familiar shape. Starck’s Ara light included a clever device that turned the lamp off by moving the lamp housing up and down. Imitator’s quite often used a spring-switch located at the narrower end of the shade where it connected to the stem. The elegance was missing with this knock-offs. Because the lamp was made to use a high-powered bulb, a transformer was necessary to step up the electrical amps. Starck’s lamp was truly a functional masterpiece that left a standard to follow which few could or would achieve. And so, today, Starck’s Ara lamp is a truly valuable collector’s item.  This is a high-quality reproduction of the design.

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