Encinas Brass Lamp

At 35 inches tall, this lamp is considered a "buffet style" lamp, which is taller than average to provide a more dramatic visual impact. To maintain a balanced look, we recommend following the professional rule of thumb: your lamp should be approximately 1.5 times the height of the table it sits on. This specific height is ideal for taller surfaces or rooms with high ceilings where a standard lamp might feel undersized.

To preserve the off-white linen fabric, our care guidelines recommend regular dusting with a clean, soft cloth or a vacuum attachment with a light-suction brush. For the crystal pedestal and brass-plated metal, avoid harsh chemical cleaners which can strip the finish; instead, use a slightly damp microfiber cloth to remove fingerprints and maintain the metal's brushed luster.

Safety and stability are key considerations for busy households. While this lamp has a tall 35-inch reach, it is anchored by a heavy, thick crystal pedestal base. This weighted design is specifically intended to provide a steady foundation, making it much more resistant to being knocked over by pets or in high-traffic areas compared to lamps with hollow or lightweight plastic bases.

Yes. This lamp is constructed from brushed brass-plated metal, which provides a rigid and durable structure resistant to the warping or cracking often seen in resin or wood alternatives. The addition of a thick crystal pedestal not only adds a premium aesthetic but provides substantial weight at the bottom, lowering the center of gravity to ensure the lamp remains stable on your table.

Yes, customer assembly is required for this item. Based on our product specifications, this typically involves attaching the shade and securing the socket assembly. This process is designed to be straightforward, ensuring the delicate linen drum shade and crystal base are protected during transit and arrive in pristine condition.

Buffet lamps, like this 35-inch model, feature a much more slender profile and a taller base than standard table lamps. This specialized design is intentionally engineered for narrow surfaces—such as sideboards, console tables, or entry cabinets—allowing you to add significant illumination without taking up valuable surface area needed for serving or display.