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One of the earliest forms of floor lamps appeared in France in the late-17th-century. The torchiere or torch lamp was a tall lamp made to direct the light upward through metal, glass, stone, or any other type of reflective material. Torchiere was originally a candelabra with two or more lights. The word "torchiere&#; is derived from the French word &#;torchère,&#; meaning &#;a tall candelabrum.&#; The first torchiere featured a single candle mounted on a tall stand.
The invention of the electric lamp in by Cornish chemist Sir Humphrey Davy was a turning point in the history of lighting. However, in lighting made a quantum leap. The year marked the invention of the electric light bulb by English inventor Joseph Swan and American inventor Thomas Edison simultaneously and independently. Finally, in , Edison sold the first lamp commercially.
By the late s, the use of electricity in most upper and middle-class homes became widespread. Floor lamps were produced in elaborate Late Victorian styles. Around the same time, American designer Louis Comfort Tiffany introduced Favrile glass lamps at the Worlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago in . They were an instant hit and are among the iconic American decorative art objects. Tiffany studios' Daffodil, Dragonfly, and Wisteria remain popular among collectors.
By the turn of the century, Tiffany popularized handcrafted glass ornamentation in lamps which other manufacturers quickly adopted. By the s, manufacturers introduced new designs, styles, and colors in the floor lamps. It was the era of exotic, glamorous, and lavish lighting.
The Art Deco period produced floor-to-ceiling lamps with adjustable heights. These were made in different colors, primarily black, gold, red, and silver, and often featured elaborate ornamentation. Most floor lamps of this period were made of chrome or bakelite.
Lamps from the s were designed to bend so they could be used as reading or spotlights. With the dawn of modernism, floor lamps embraced minimalistic design with geometric shapes and shiny surfaces.
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