Living Room Table Lamps

As far as we’re concerned there’s no such thing as too many table lamps.

Having multiple lamps in your living room allows you to have an intricate dance of lighting flow through the space, rather than having to decide where it’s most important to focus extra lighting. It’s a great way to add to aesthetic with various points of visual interest. Having table lamps in different sizes helps the flow feel more natural, having a large table lamp on a side table as a statement and then a smaller table lamp on a higher shelf or side table. Think about where you might need the most light for functionality and where you have the most space to dedicate to a new visual focus point.

The main things to think about are;

1.      Materials range from ceramic, fabric, glass, marble, metal, plastic and polyresin all the way to wood. Alot of choice, we know. But you’ll know what feels right when you see it.

2.      The size is a balancing act between the table’s surface area and the impact you’re looking to make on the space.

3.     Finding a table lamp for you living room that adds to your style is super important. Whether you want to match, or clash, is entirely up to you. Done tastefully you can win with either one. At the end of the day, we think you’ll be hard pressed to come up empty after browsing through our range.

And you can always filter by colour, material, room, and finish to help you get started.

There’s a lot of variety available in the world of table lamps, so you’re sure to find something perfectly suited to your needs.

Integrated LED table lamps are a great choice for those who don’t want the hassle of buying the appropriate bulb, so if you want that ‘plug in and go’ action then integrated LED might be for you. This type of lamp also comes in more contemporary silhouettes, as the light source is integrated into the body of the lamp, allowing these types to come in all sorts of shapes and sizes.

Consider whether you’re looking for task lighting or ambience. If you need task lighting for when you’re reading or enjoying your hobbies then a strong bright light that can be directed where needed is the better option.

Commitment issues? If you can see yourself getting tired of your colour scheme then it might be worth getting a more traditional lamp and shade style, you can switch out the shade easily when a new colour scheme tickles your fancy.