Lamps USA Spotlights Celebrity Designer Tamara Day.

Tamara Day showcases her design style on the hit show “Bargain Mansions” airing on Magnolia Network.  Since lighting can be a show stopping aspect of design, Day has teamed up with Quorum International to create three new lighting collections that fit beautifully with her “laid back luxe” style.  Each collection combines touches of glam with a cozy, livable vibe.

The three new lighting collections feature chandeliers, pendants, wall mounts and vanity lights that flaunt her relaxed style mixed with elegant accents. Each collection is distinct, while remaining rooted in Day’s fresh and innovative trademark approach to design that is on display on “Bargain Mansions.”

The Lee Boulevard Collection gained its namesake from a house in Day’s hometown of Kansas City, Missouri. Traditional silhouettes with contemporary details reflect the Lee Boulevard home's little slice of countryside amidst a sprawling cityscape.

The Juniper Collection is a tribute to the first home to air on the show. She and her father worked on this home together, and at the end of the build, her father purchased the home. This home’s French chateau design and masculine feel inspired the Juniper collection of linear pendants, wall mounts, vanity lights, and chandeliers.

The Charlotte Collection is influenced by the trio of mansions located on Charlotte Street.” The Charlotte series comes to life in chandeliers, wall mounts, and vanity lights inspired by three of her favorite homes on Charlotte Street in Kansas City. Tamara’s signature approach to design manifests in timeless silhouettes of a classically shaped frame modernized with subtle curves echoed by spherical details.

When asked about the partnership, Tamara Day stated, “I love the quality of the product and the unique and bold designs. I chose to partner with Quorum because they are a family-owned company who values their staff and brand partners.

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 You’ll be inspired by this talented designer's creations.