The Mid-Century Modern Tubular Range

The Mid-Century Modern Tubular Range balances sculptural form with a refined, timeless appeal. The striking pieces work well in hallways, foyers, or dining spaces where a touch of understated luxury is required. The tubular structure offers a cohesive look that suits contemporary and classic settings alike.

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Mid-Century Modern Tubular Wall Light | Satin Brass | Light On | Lighting Collective
Mid-Century Modern Tubular Wall Light | Brushed Nickel | Light On | Lighting Collective
Mid-Century Modern Tubular Wall Light
$449.00 NZD
Mid-Century Modern Tubular 6 Light Pendant | Light On | Lighting Collective
Mid-Century Modern Tubular 6 Light Pendant | Light Off | Lighting Collective
Mid-Century Modern Tubular 6 Light Pendant
$1,033.00 NZD
Mid-Century Modern Tubular 12 Light Chandelier | Light On | Lighting Collective
Mid-Century Modern Tubular 12 Light Chandelier | Light Off | Lighting Collective
Mid-Century Modern Tubular 12 Light Chandelier
$2,137.00 NZD
Handmade Spanish Clay Pendant Moon pendant in Piglet hanging in a modern kitchen with a woman cooking
Organic Fibreglass Table Lamp in black on stone side table beside woven lounge chair in moody living room

2026 Lighting Buyers Guide

In 2026, lighting has evolved beyond pure function to become the defining "jewellery" of the home — with tactility, sculptural form, and emotional well-being at the forefront of design thinking. Our expert team's 2026 Lighting Buyers Guide covers the key trends, materials, and technical considerations to help you make confident choices for every room.

This year's dominant aesthetic is "Functional Art" — pieces that serve as striking focal points even when switched off. Standout movements include hand-blown organic glassware with wabi-sabi imperfections, a Mid-Century Modern revival with living brass finishes, bold Brutalist forms, and a growing celebration of local Australian design. Leading materials include aged brass, natural fibres like rattan, and translucent alabaster and stone.

Room by room, the guide recommends a layered lighting approach, with expert advice spanning kitchen linears, bedroom warmth, exterior accent lighting, and the technical essentials — smart integration, CRI ratings, and flexible track systems.