Hindle Valley Black Lamp

This lamp features an open ring base constructed from durable metal, which provides a lower center of gravity and a wider footprint (15 inches) compared to traditional narrow-post lamps. This design makes it significantly more stable and less prone to tipping, offering peace of mind in high-traffic areas or busy households.

The globe-shaped shade is crafted from natural rattan, a material prized for its ability to diffuse light into a soft, organic glow. Because of the woven texture, the light filters through the gaps to create a warm and inviting ambiance, making it an excellent choice for living rooms or bedrooms where you want to establish a cozy, relaxed atmosphere.

This item is designed for customer assembly to ensure it arrives in peak condition. Most table lamps in our collection require straightforward, partial assembly—typically involving securing the shade and base components. All necessary hardware and instructions are included to help you integrate this modern piece into your home quickly.

Yes, this lamp is highly suited for urban living and smaller floor plans. While it stands at a presence-making 25 inches, its 15-inch width and depth allow it to fit comfortably on compact surfaces. The open ring base design also provides a sense of "visual lightness," meaning it won't overwhelm a small table or make a narrow space feel cluttered.

Standing at 25 inches tall, this lamp falls perfectly within the professional design standard of 24 to 30 inches for side tables and nightstands. This height ensures that when you are seated on a sofa or resting in bed, the bottom of the shade remains at eye level, providing optimal illumination for reading while preventing harsh glare from the bulb.

To preserve the natural beauty of the rattan and the sleek black finish of the metal, our care experts recommend regular dusting with a clean, soft cloth. For the rattan shade, a vacuum with a soft brush attachment can be used to gently remove dust from the weave. We advise against using harsh chemical cleaners, which can dry out the natural fibers or damage the metal’s protective coating.