Bedside Table Lamps & Bedside Table Lights

There are bedside lamps for every style, every need and every colour scheme. Whatever your before bed activities are, we’ve got the perfect illumination solution to see you through it. From the classic ceramic lamp base and fabric light shade combos to geometric lamps and touch lamps. Traditional room styles to ultra-modern tastes. There are many materials to pick from, natural accent pieces made of wicker and wood to modern pieces made of metal and glass. Looking for a full bedroom lighting revamp?

The best bedside lamp is whichever one suits you and your space the most! But, we’ll definitely help you work out which that might be.

There are some qualities that might be more obvious in your search for the perfect bedside light. Ask yourself how you want them to fit into your colour scheme, for example. You can bring in a pop of colour in a contrasting shade, tie together a colour that’s already present in small amounts or go full monochrome and commit to the bit. Or maybe, colour isn’t the question, but finish or material is. Perhaps you’re tying in some wood, wicker, chrome or brass detailing? Just make sure they match your bedroom ceiling lights.

Style’s another big question, the traditional ceramic base and fabric shade combo might be just the thing, or you’re looking for an art deco glass globe shade moment, we’ve even got a whole range of trend led lamps to get that viral vibe in the bedroom.

For the light low down on how to achieve the perfect warm glow for winding down, have a look at our bulb guide. It’ll explain kelvins, colour temperatures and bulb shape and size. So, don’t worry, it’s comprehensive!

You might think the size of your bedside lamp is all about how much of an impact you’re wanting it to make, but you’ve got to balance the style out with the function of the lamp. Aim for a bedside lamp that’s roughly the same height as your bedside table or nightstand. If you’ve opted for a classic base and shade style of lamp then the bottom of the shade should sit around shoulder height when you’re sitting in bed. If you’re using bedside wall lights as your bedside lighting, the same rule applies.