Sculpting Light

The new standard work for lamp design compiled by Agata Toromanoff covers the entire world of light sources.

"This comprehensive volume rounds up 500 showstopping examples of contemporary lighting design and dissects exactly what makes them so special." - Elle Decoration

"New York-based lighting designer Lindsey Adelman describes herself as working between “the absurd and the rational.” Her “Cherry Bomb Fringe” chandelier, in which tiny glowing globes hang from twiglike extensions, is among the more than 500 lamps featured in the new book “Sculpting Light” (teNeues) by art historian Agata Toromanoff. " - The Wall Street Journal

"A real treat for fans of good and effective lighting. There will be several hundred in it the most important models of modern design." - Viva! Poland

"Within the pages of Sculpting Lights, an exquisite compilation awaits, showcasing the epitome of contemporary lamp design." - Indulge Magazine

Agata Toromanoff is an art historian. She first worked as a consultant and project manager for art collectors and galleries. As such, she curated and directed numerous projects in the field of contemporary art. She is the author of books on art, design, architecture and photography.