Bedside Lamps

A good bedside lamp does three jobs at once, providing focused task light for reading, softer ambient light for settling and a considered visual object on the bedside surface. Our bedside lamp range spans fabric and paper shaded classics, ceramic-base studio designs, metal reading spots and minimalist glass forms. Every lamp is compatible with standard UK dimming circuits.
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    A mushroom-shaped table lamp with a white fabric-covered top and base, accented by olive green vertical stripes, shown against a light gray background. A mid-century modern wooden console cabinet styled with a mushroom-shaped table lamp, framed art, ceramic vases, and a black pitcher against a dark wood-paneled wall.
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    A mushroom-shaped table lamp with a brushed brass dome-shaped shade and a cylindrical alabaster base, shown against a light gray background. A beige upholstered sectional sofa in a warm, modern living room setting, styled with neutral throw pillows and a striped accent pillow, next to a small wooden side table.
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    A table lamp with a cylindrical white fabric shade and a white marble base featuring dark veining and a small brass accent. A warm wood dresser in a styled room setting, decorated with a lit table lamp, a gray bowl on a book, a white vase with dried branches, and a framed red-toned artwork on the wall above.
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    Amis Table Lamp Amis Table Lamp
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    A bedside lamp should sit roughly 60 to 75cm above the mattress when you're upright in bed, which usually means a 40 to 55cm tall lamp on a standard bedside table. Taller tables allow shorter lamps; shorter tables suit taller lamps. The shade should sit between eye and shoulder level when reading.

    For reading, aim for roughly 400 to 600 lumens of light output directed onto the page, which translates to a 6 to 9W LED equivalent in most standard bulbs. Dimming to lower levels for ambient use is preferable to a low-output bulb that can't brighten for reading. Warm white (2700K) is easiest on the eyes.

    Matched lamps create symmetry and feel more considered in most bedrooms, though intentionally mixing two different but related lamps (same height, different silhouette) works in more eclectic schemes. Both lamps need similar light output to balance the reading experience. Height consistency matters more than shade style.

    Touch control avoids fumbling for a switch at night and can include dimming stages, which is particularly welcome in a bedroom. Most modern touch lamps use LED-compatible circuits and run with standard bulbs. Bedside lamps with integrated USB charging points add further practical value.

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      One of these unusual floor lamps will help your décor stand out from the crowd. These unique designs boast an added design flourish to really make a statement. To help you find the perfect light for your bedroom, living space or dining room, we’ve shone the spotlight on our favourite unusual floor lamps. Like what you see? Simply click on the image to find it online. Melt Floor Lamp Chandelier By Tom Dixon Whilst Tom Dixon’s entire Melt collection packs a punch, it’s the Melt Floor Lamp Chandelier that makes the biggest statement. Designed in collaboration with Swedish design collective FRONT, the lamp features seven otherworldly diffusers. Each one features a striking molten silhouette that’s achieved using vacuum metallisation and moulding. The orbs only become translucent when lit, meaning it makes a statement even when not in use. Noctambule Floor Lamp By Konstantin Grcic for Flos Named after the French word for ‘night owl’, Konstantin Grcic’s Noctambule Floor Lamp comes into its own after dark. By day the light is almost transparent and invisible, by night it transforms into a sculptural illumination. Want to know more about the Noctambule Floor Lamp? Read Behind the Design: Noctambule. Akari Bb3-33S Floor Lamp By Isamu Noguchi for Vitra The Akari Bb3-33S Floor Lamp is part of a collection of unusual floor lamps designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1951. The Akari Light Sculptures are named after the Japanese word for ‘light’ in reference to their physical lightness and illumination. The inspiration behind the collection came from paper lanterns Noguchi observed at the Japanese town of Gifu. Today, each one is crafted by hand in the Ozeki workshop, a family-run crafters based in Gifu. Gravity XL Floor Lamp By Space Copenhagen for Gubi Designed by Space Copenhagen for Gubi, the Gravity Floor Lamp offers a traditional silhouette, scaled up for a modern touch. Each light in this collection of unusual floor lamps is remarkably sculptural thanks to an abundance of solid marble bases. When illuminated, the lamp casts an atmospheric glow through the traditional fabric shade. Birdie Floor Lamp By Ludovica and Roberto Polomba for Foscarini To create the Birdie Floor Lamp, Ludovica and Roberto Polomba took the classic lampshade-lamp and gave it a contemporary twist. The modern floor lamp is crafted using metallized polycarbonate, a cutting-edge finish that completes its playful aesthetic. Its touch-dimmer switch is cleverly disguised as a branch, like one a bird may roost on. This gives the light its name, Birdie. Type 75 Giant Floor Lamp By Sir Kenneth Grange for Anglepoise Three times the size of the classic Type 75 Desk Lamp, this oversized Anglepoise floor lamp is ideal for modern spaces. It’s crafted using precision-machined components and even boasts a rotating shade, making it just as functional as its Lilliputian inspiration. Even better, this unusual floor lamp really makes a statement and looks incredible in large living spaces. Superloon Floor Lamp By Jasper Morrison for Flos Modern spaces will come into their own thanks to this incredibly contemporary Superloon Floor Lamp. Taking advantage of all the creative benefits LED lighting offers, the impressively flat light source rests on a tripod base. Furthermore, it rotates up to 360° and has various levels of intensity so you can adjust the glow to suit. This truly unusual floor lamp deserves to take centre stage in your space. Toobe Floor Lamp By Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell This futuristic floor lamp from Kartell offers colour as well as illumination. Available in a selection of vibrant colours, these unusual floor lamps look great even when not in use. When illuminated, the lights cast a vibrant glow throughout the room with the hue dependent on the lamp’s colour. Charlie Floor Lamp By Heal’s Design Studio Impressively industrial and as timeless as it is contemporary, the Charlie Floor Lamp is inspired by both the past and present. Its antique brass detailing and modern tripod base wouldn’t look out of place in any space. When illuminated, the lamp casts subtle shadows thanks to the fretwork diffuser. Plus, the versatile lamp can be used as an uplight or directed downwards for a softer lighting option. Crystal Floor Lamp By Timothy Oulton Timothy Oulton’s Crystal Floor Lamp takes inspiration from late Georgian-era lights, transferring the traditional chandelier silhouette to a floor lamp. Part of a collection of unusual floor lamps, the design features all the usual hallmarks of a chandelier. This includes precision-cut crystals, candle lights and bobèche dishes, all contrasted with Timothy Oulton’s signature rustic aged metal patina.