Lillian Edge Natural Lamp

At approximately 30 inches tall, this lamp is perfectly scaled for living room end tables or larger bedside nightstands. Our design guidelines recommend that for reading, the bottom of the lampshade should be roughly level with your chin when you are seated. This ensures the 30-inch height provides optimal light distribution for tasks without creating an uncomfortable glare in your line of sight.

Built with a weighted base featuring a natural wood-style finish, this lamp offers more stability than lighter plastic or thin metal alternatives. This sturdiness is particularly beneficial in high-traffic areas of the home or on nightstands where a secure, tip-resistant base is essential for safety and longevity.

Yes. This lamp is equipped with a 3-way switch and a generous 100-watt bulb capacity, making it an excellent multi-purpose lighting solution. You can use a lower setting for soft, ambient evening light or the maximum 100-watt setting for focused task lighting. To fully utilize this functionality, ensure you use a compatible 3-way light bulb.

This lamp features a "log" design and natural finish that creates a sophisticated, forest-inspired aesthetic. It serves as a perfect anchor for transitional or rustic-modern styles. The clean lines of the rectangular white shade add a contemporary touch, allowing it to bridge the gap between organic, natural elements and more polished, modern furniture.

This lamp is a strategic choice for smaller spaces. While it stands at a substantial 30 inches, the shade features a rectangular design with a 16-inch depth and 10-inch width. This slim profile allows it to sit comfortably on narrower surfaces like entryway consoles or apartment side tables without overhanging the edge, providing a significant light source without a bulky footprint.

Based on our material care expertise, we recommend regular dusting of the white fabric shade with a soft, dry cloth or a lint roller to prevent dust buildup. For minor spots, you can gently blot the area with a clean, damp cloth and a drop of mild detergent. Avoid saturating the fabric or using harsh chemicals, as these can weaken the fibers or cause yellowing over time.