Table Lamps

More about Table Lamps

Table lamps are versatile light fixtures that can be used in any room. If there’s a surface, there’s a table lamp is what we like to say - so whether you’ve got empty shelving in your kitchen, a sad looking nightstand in your bedroom or a dimly lit corner in your living room hiding a beautiful cabinet, it’s time to treat your home to a table lamp.

Our table lamps come in all shapes and sizes to accommodate all types of living spaces. Whether you’ve got a mansion or a studio flat, you can scale your table lamps up and down accordingly. Go for Jokjor’s iddy-biddy Pat table lamp in mint green if you’re lacking in space, whilst Look4Lamp’s long industrial table lamp in iron blue is begging for a large abode to house it.

An important thing to note about lighting is that you’ll need different intensities of it at different times of the day. This is where table tamps come in handy. Take bedroom lighting for example - when it’s time to drift off to sleep you’ll want a soft tranquil nightstand light which can be easily switched off from the comfort of your bed. However, when you’re getting ready you’ll want an intense spotlight to help you do your makeup or to pop a spot that probably isn’t ready to be squeezed yet. Same for your kitchen - even if you’re lucky enough to have lots of natural light during the day, come nightfall a table lamp can provide some much needed accent lighting to help highlight important corners of your kitchen - like your cooking surface or your drinks cupboard.

All our table lamps are delivered with fast shipping, so make Rihanna proud by ensuring every nook and cranny in your house shines bright like a diamond.

How To Match A Table Lamp To Your Other Furniture

There’s no hard or fast rules here, at the end of the day the most important thing when it comes to your home decor is to have fun with it. But, that being said, here are a few helpful tidbits to maximise your space’s potential. When it comes to your living room (or any room, for that matter), use table lamps to bounce light off any mirrors. Doing so will make your room look bright and airy, which is especially important if you have low ceilings and want to create the illusion of a tall, grand room.

Look out for aesthetic of the room too. If your kitchen is dominated by glossy granite surfaces and modern appliances, go for TEO’s shiny black topped table lamp with a monochrome white base - its rounded edges combined with its glistening sheen gives it a contemporary feel that would look great next to other kitchenalia bits. Or, if you’re a rustic country bumpkin with a load of oaky wooden furniture in your home, then Zanolla’s cork bottomed table lamp with a blue glass lamp shade would make everyone wish your casa was their casa.

Another important factor to consider when matching a table lamp to a room is the colour scheme. If you’ve got a penchant for bright, colourful palettes then either keep it simple with Moustache’s sand coloured table lamp so you don’t over do it, or go big with their bright red table lamp to ensure every single colour of the rainbow features in your abode.

If you’re not sure what your colour scheme is then don’t worry - we’ve got a foolproof way to figure it out. When deciphering your colour scheme, it’s helpful to look out for statement pieces. For example, if you’ve got a light blue sofa and a cream rug in your living room, then it’s good to match your table lamp to these big ticket items. In this case, Toshi’s Sliding Shelf lamp in a silvery white would look swell here. Also clock any wall and floor colours - black lamps look seriously slick with oaky wooden floorboards, whilst beige carpets are begging for pastel colours and matte finishes.

Your lighting can also be used to highlight certain features as well as complementing them. Accentuate your fave trinkets with some cheeky accent lighting - go for Moustache’s matte black spotlight and place it so it shines brightly on a wall art print or a plant, it’s adjustable so you can focus on whatever makes you smile.

How To Choose A Lampshade

One of the most important parts of a table lamp is its lampshade. Whilst every table lamp has a lightbulb and stand, it is the lampshade that really sets each one apart. Take a Tiffany lamp for example, these extravagant lamps are set apart by their stained-glass like lampshade that usually comprise a wide range of beautiful colours. If this is your style, go for Dyberg Larsen’s copper table lamp complete with cut-out edges reminisce of a pineapple for a lamp shade with equal wow factor.

Or if you’re after something a little more minimalist and understated, you can’t go wrong with an elegant Hurricane lamp. Known for their elongated glass lampshades, they’re a great addition to a Scandi decor.

For the industrial loving types, a recent trend that we’re really digging is the no shade approach. Let the bulbs do the talking with one of Galula Studio’s exposed bulb table lamps. Their quirky design features a white metal base curved into an interesting jolty shape which they’ve slotted an exposed light bulb amongst. Or for something more stripped back, you can’t go wrong with Toshi’s industrial jet black cord with a filament bulb at the end (which also doubles up as a bookend).