Tripod floor lamps are a mid-century classic that pushed through the boundaries of time and is still considered to be a beautiful piece to put on display and enlighten your home at any time of the year.

So today that’s what we’re talking about. We’ve gathered a few of the best, most iconic designs, as well as some reinterpretations of the classic tripod floor lamp and we’re ready to share them with you. Keep scrolling to see more…

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Photo © West Elm

This mid-century tripod floor lamp in antique brass is a design by the mid-century brand West Elm and is clearly a very classic version of the original design. And that’s why we like it so much. It has everything to look perfect in a mid-century or modern interior design project, reinforcing and validating the style.

Photo © Erwin Olaf

We’ve featured the Space-Frame Floor Lamp by Marcel Wanders before, but the design is just so good, we had to do it again. It’s a beautiful and clever reinterpretation of the classic tripod lamp that’s going to look perfect in a mid-century or industrial environment.

Photo © Tom Dixon

The Tom Dixon Felt Floor Lamp is yet another stunning and very mid-century interpretation of the classic. A particularly amazing thing about this design is that the felt lampshade is adjustable and can be also be used in other types of lamps.

This stunning and elegant floor lamp by Richard Hutten has a name very suited to its design: Dandelion Floor Lamp. It resembles the majestic flower and is a beautiful interpretation of the tripod floor lamp iconic design that works really well.

Another very trendy reinterpretation of the classic design, this tripod floor light is perfect for industrial design projects or a contemporary approach. You can find this design in multiple places, but this particular one of from Spotlight Direct.