Wildly Exotic Lighting; Bringing the Outside Inside

Lights Inspired by Nature

One of the biggest inspirations for interior design is the beauty of the natural world. Biophilic design is an increasingly popular trend seeking to to increase connectivity to the natural environment. Through the used of décor directly inspired by nature it can help reduce stress, enhance creativity and improve well-being.  

Bringing biophilic elements into you interior such as plant life, water and animals as well as other natural elements helps to connect occupants more closely to nature and enhances the multi-sensory experience.

Leafy Lighting

Lighting and Lights have a large collection of quirky jungle themed ceiling lights taking inspiration from trees and leaves finished in gold leaf. These lights are a perfect fit in homes decorated in rich earthy hues like green, reds, browns and dark blues which really allow the gold finish to stand out.

Lights inspired by palm leaves and tropical fruits are great for keeping that summer feeling all year long. Featuring bronze, silver and etched glass they are perfect for adding a layer of texture to any interior.

Tiffany-Style Lighting

Replica Tiffany lights are an excellent choice for people who want to a colourful feature with a botanical feel. They are also ideal for period properties particularly fans of the Art Deco and Art Nouveau periods from the 1900’s to the 1930’s. There is a range of Tiffany-style lighting that showcases floral patterns on beautifully detailed coloured glass shades that adorn ceiling lights, table lamps and floor lamps.

Butterflies and the iconic dragonflies are also a firm favourite when recreated in glass. 

Animal Lights

Who doesn’t love our animal friends and for those with busy lifestyles without time for real animals these funky animal lights are a great addition. Featuring various wild animals such as elephants, monkeys, sloths, koalas and toucans as well as classic British wildlife including deer, hare and owls. Cast in high quality resin and finished in bronze, pewter, gold or silver there’s sure to be an animal lamp to capture your heart.

Artwork Inspired Table Lamps

If you’re looking for a piece of art guaranteed to be a focal point, Lighting and Lights has a huge collection of Jenny Worrall table lamps. These lamps are made from hand-blown glass and intricately decorated from the inside by skilled artisans. Each has it’s own botanical feel and feature popular garden plants like the peony and honeysuckle, chrysanthemums and the classic rose.

Others showcase British wildlife like deer, pheasant and butterflies.

For those looking for something a little more exotic there’s the flamingo or the safari lamp.

If you’re looking for something particularly special a few are decorated with images derived from a painting in the archives of the RHS. These stunning lamps will bring a little wildlife and countryside into your interior.

RHS artwork inspired hand decorated table lamps with pleated empire shade

Antlers

Perfect for adding a cosy county feel to your interior, our designer brands Laura Ashley and David Hunt have replicated stag antlers and used them to create stunning ceiling lights and lamps that make an excellent centrepiece to a rustic home.

antler 6 light chandelier with matching antler wall light and matching antler floor lamp

antler chandeliers with champagne finish with matching antler wall light and matching antler table lamp

Rainforest Lights

These leafy patterned shades give the feel of the rainforest and pair beautifully with bamboo or bamboo effect lamp bases to complete the look. Alternatively they can be paired with matching patterned lamps that really embrace the jungle vibe.

Fans of the eclectic bohemian trend will also enjoy the whimsical and unique designs that make up this collection. They will look great amongst the house plants and greenery that help make our house a home. In addition these lights work well when paired with wicker, bamboo and rattan furniture and fittings to suit the movement towards a more sustainable future. 

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