If I had my dream home, every single piece would be vintage, sourced from an off-the-beaten-path flea market or antiques market. Of course, this isn't possible with my (or most people's) busy schedule. That's where Martha Stewart's ceramic table lamp for T.J. Maxx comes in.
No, it's not true vintage, but it really looks like it. Martha Stewart's most recent light has a fluted glass top and transferware ceramic base, all set in beautiful brass hardware. Though it might be modern, when it looks this good yet can be shipped directly to my house and costs under $50, I'm not complaining.
I'm not the only way who feels this way about Martha's lighting idea. 'I've written about hundreds of lamps this year alone, but this piece stopped me in my tracks,' comments Megan Slack, the Head of Celebrity Style at . 'The 19th-century oil lamp silhouette is notoriously hard to modernize, yet Martha executed it with such restraint.'
Megan jokes: 'By marrying that historic shape with classic blue-and-white chinoiserie, she created something that feels like an inherited heirloom rather than from TJ Maxx. But your secret is safe with us.'
Shop More Vintage-Inspired Lamps by Martha Stewart
Perhaps transfer-ware inspired ceramic isn't your thing. Never fear. Martha Stewart has designed a vintage-inspired lamp to fit every taste. Here are just a few of our favorites.
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