Our Favorite Brass Cordless Lamps for Your Home
Designing With Brass Cordless Lamps
Brass has become one of the most sought after finishes in design trends recently, for good reason! Brass finishes bring warmth to a room and make your carefully thought through details pop. We are loving this trend and put together a round up of our favorite brass finish cordless lamps to add some stunning brass details to your home design.
One of the best things, we think, to come from this trend is mixing metal finishes! Don’t worry about matching the hardware on your cabinets or furniture to the rest of the details in your design, let them work together!
Mini Cordless Lamps
Emily Cordless Wall Sconces
Jynn Cordless Table Lamp
Mini Buffet Cordless Lamp
Made in the USA Ceramic Table Lamps
Wireframe Cordless Table Lamp
As you can see, adding a brass finish cordless lamp to your design can help you get that warm, cozy, and well designed look you are going for, all without worrying about where you have to hide a cord. We love how these designers took the brass finish, and paired them with other finishes such as black, bronze, silver, etc to give the room some interest and variation.
Shop Modern Lantern Brass Cordless Lamps Here - ModernLantern.com
Thank you to these amazing designers for displaying and capturing our lamps so perfectly!
Staging with Style by Roz, Wafae Bakkarh, Driftwood Decor, Sonya Burgess, House Of Six Interiors, Hausmatter, and Trim Design Co.
Thanks for reading, and hope you found some inspiration!
Sydney
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