Delia Shores Beige Table Lamp

Ceramic is highly valued in furniture design for its substantial weight and inherent stability, making this lamp less likely to tip over compared to lighter plastic or thin metal options. This sculptural ceramic base is finished in a neutral beige, providing a durable, heat-resistant surface that is exceptionally easy to maintain; simply wipe it with a dry, soft cloth to keep the finish looking pristine.

Yes, this lamp is designed with versatility in mind. It features a three-way switch that allows you to cycle through three levels of illumination, provided you use a compatible three-way bulb (up to 150 watts). This makes it an excellent choice for a multi-purpose living space—you can set it to a low glow for movie nights or turn it to the highest setting for focused task lighting.

This lamp is a hallmark of "modern traditional" or transitional design. Its sculptural, curved base offers a touch of artistry that fits beautifully in coastal-themed homes, while the clean lines of the white drum shade allow it to blend seamlessly into contemporary or minimalist decors. It serves as a sophisticated "neutral" that can anchor a room’s lighting plan without clashing with bold colors or patterns.

This piece is well-suited for high-traffic homes. The ceramic construction provides a lower center of gravity and a sturdy 15-inch footprint, offering the stability needed to resist accidental bumps from pets or children. Additionally, the white fabric drum shade is secured by a traditional harp and finial system, which is more durable and stable than "clip-on" shade designs.

Minimal customer assembly is required, which typically involves attaching the harp to the base, securing the fabric shade, and screwing on the decorative finial. This straightforward process ensures the delicate ceramic base and fabric shade remain protected during transit and allows you to have your new lighting feature ready for use in just a few minutes.

Standing at 29 inches tall, this lamp is an ideal height for most bedside nightstands and living room end tables. A common rule of professional lighting design is that the bottom of the lampshade should be roughly at eye level when you are seated or lying in bed. This ensures the light is perfectly positioned for reading while shielding your eyes from the direct glare of the bulb.