Table Lamps

Table lamps, 50 pieces on 23 October 2026, filtered by product type rather than by room, so the group runs from a small rechargeable portable to a crystal lamp built as a scaled-down chandelier. Buying by type is deliberate: the same lamp ends up on a console, a bedside table or a desk, and the surface usually decides the size before the style does.

Two measurements settle most of the choice. Body height is read against the surface, where a body of roughly 40 cm to 60 cm (16 in to 24 in) sits in proportion on a console or side table, a convention rather than a standard. Shade height is read against the eye: a lamp placed beside seating wants its shade bottom near the seated eye line so the bulb is not seen directly. Where the lamp is the main light in a room, the illuminance target is the figure to fix first, and lumens per square foot by room converts a room size into a lamp output. Bedside placement is covered in bedroom chandelier size and height.