The Dear Ingo Lamp AKA the spider lamp is a chandelier made of 16 black metal task lamps. This cool looking lamp is now available at Unica Home.

This candle is pretty trippy. Lovers and friends can get captivated by the unusual pattern of the burning wick. Put it on your dining room table and watch the romance turn dirty real quick. See the candle in action after the break. £49.

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As if Google didn’t already have a monopoly on just about everything, they decided to influence your Mojo through their Google Lava Lamps. These colorful retro lights take you 20+ years before the inception of Google to those paisley days when your daddy was ‘googling’ your mommy. And speaking of plugging, they come with a UK plug so you’ll need an adapter. £25.

Now you can use the Force while getting some of your work done. Too bad you can’t use these to slice your boss’s arm off, but you can use it to light your workspace. You can get Darth Vader’s red lightsaber, or Luke Skywalker’s green lightsaber. They’re imported from Japan, and they’re officially licensed. $20.

For an out of this world lighting experience with a depressing Soviet twist, go for the Sputnik 6 Ceiling Light. This retro satellite looking thing features 6 individual bulbs mixed in with other protrusions with a chrome finish. Better have a stratosphere high ceiling to use this one. £99.

Designed by Sofie Refer, this Bulb Pendant Lamp supports an minimalist design that shows off the bulb, socket, and cable. Priced at $135, the lamp is made of thick mouth blown glass and will look spectacular wherever it’s hung.

The Battery-Operated Flicker Candle has a built-in microchip that creates random and non-repeating light patterns, creating a glow that flickers, rolls, and casts dancing shadows, just like a real candle flame.

Priced at $1750, the Taccia Lamp ($1750) is expensive. However, the lamp is absolutely gorgeous. It features an aluminum grey or black base with a twenty-inch revolving glass diffuser.