Table lamps come in a variety of styles to suit every room and aesthetic. Some of the most popular include:

• Modern table lamps with clean lines, metal finishes, or geometric shapes

• Traditional table lamps featuring classic silhouettes, turned bases, and timeless details

• Contemporary table lamps that blend updated materials with current design trends

You can also explore options by color and finish - from bold black or gold to soft neutrals like beige and gray - to coordinate with your existing home decor.

For most nightstands and side tables, table lamps between 24 and 30 inches tall are ideal. This keeps the light source at eye level while sitting or lying down, making it easier to read or relax without the glare.

You should place table lamps in areas of the living room where they provide both functional and ambient lighting. Great spots include:

• End tables beside sofas or sectionals

• Console tables or TV consoles behind the couch

• Entryway accent cabinets for ambient lighting

For best results, place lamps where they support conversation areas or highlight décor. Not sure what works best for your setup? A brown table lamp or brass table lamp can add warmth and sophistication to your living room.

Yes, table lamps are still a popular way to add warmth, function, and style to any room. They provide flexible lighting and serve as a design accent in bedrooms, living rooms, and entryways. Whether you want to brighten a dark corner or add symmetry to a space, a pair of lamps can make a big impact.

Choose a lamp that's roughly 1.5 times the height of the table it's on, and make sure the shade doesn't extend past the tabletop edge. For example, a 28" lamp pairs well with a table around 20" tall. You'll also want to consider the surrounding furniture, like sofas or loveseats, to ensure everything feels visually balanced.

Start by matching your lamp to key tones already in the room. Some easy pairings:

• Black table lamps with dark woods or metal furniture
• Beige table lamps for soft, neutral palettes
• Gold table lamps to add warm contrast to gray or navy decor

For a fresh or playful vibe, consider blue table lamps or green table lamps

Technically, a nightstand lamp is a type of table lamp - just typically shorter and softer in brightness. It’s meant for bedside use, where light needs to be more ambient than directional. If you're decorating a bedroom, start with a lamp that complements your nightstand’s height and style.

A quality table lamp typically ranges from $50 to $500, depending on the size, finish, and whether it comes as a single or set. You'll find many options within the broader home lighting selection, including matching floor lamps and chandeliers.

A quality table lamp typically ranges from $50 to $500, depending on the size, finish, and whether it comes as a single or set. If you're furnishing multiple rooms or want a consistent look, lamp sets can offer better value and easy coordination. You'll also find many options in the broader home lighting selection, including matching floor lamps and chandeliers.