Japanese Table Lamps

Chinese lamps are revered for their decorative appeal, but for interiors that require something a bit more reserved, antique Japanese lamps can be an inspired choice. If you’re on the hunt for a vintage Japanese porcelain lamp, try browsing our collection for a classic Kutani lamp. A term used to describe Japanese porcelain lamps originating in the Japanese city of Kutani, these lamps generally feature enchanting motifs such as birds, landscapes, and traditionally-dressed Japanese figurals. Ideal for anyone who’s looking for a unique take on chinoiserie, these lamps can be sourced in a wide array of silhouettes, ranging from ginger jars to long-neck urns. For those who desire a Japanese porcelain lamp that’s a bit more grand, Satsuma lamps are porcelain lamps typically featuring ornate, earth tone embellishments and crackle-glaze finishes. More detailed pictorials make these Japanese lamps showpiece-worthy pieces that can embolden any room.

Bring Harmony to Your Interiors with Antique Japanese Table Lamps

If porcelain Japanese lamps don’t beckon to you, consider Japanese bronze lamps. Often showcasing elaborate fretwork, these monumental lamps can be merged with a variety of design styles to achieve a stunning effect. Pair them with brutalist designs as well as Mid-Century and traditional designs. For those who harbor a more minimalist aesthetic, consider a paper lantern style lamp. Isamu Noguchi designed exquisite Japanese-style lantern lamps featuring both accordioned and smooth shades supported by splayed metal legs. The epitome of quiet yet sublime design, these Japanese-inspired lamps can be used in partnership with minimalist, organic modern, and Mid-Century interiors.