Ralph Lauren Home

The study at ten at night. A brass lamp, a book, and the sort of light that tells you to stay put.

Ralph Lauren Home lighting, made with Visual Comfort, brings the house’s familiar world into lamps, sconces, pendants and chandeliers: English country houses, Manhattan apartments and the ranches of the American West. The line launched in 1983 and is worked in natural brass, polished nickel, bronze and leather under crisp shades. The library lamp, the swing-arm sconce and the hall lantern are its classic forms.

A pair of brass library lamps on a partners desk, or a swing-arm sconce beside a reading chair, gives a room the steady light of an old study.

Nobody has ever been hurried by a brass lamp.