Synder Street White Lamp

This lamp is constructed with a sophisticated blend of reflective materials, featuring a dimensional geometric ceramic body finished in a glossy white glaze. The design is further elevated by a brushed nickel neck and a solid crystal base and finial. These high-quality materials were chosen for both their long-term durability and their ability to catch and reflect light, adding a refined sparkle to your living space.

The dimensional geometric design is a hallmark of mid-century modern aesthetics, yet the crisp white glaze and brushed nickel accents make it highly adaptable to contemporary and transitional spaces as well. It provides sophisticated visual texture without the "visual noise" of busy patterns, making it an ideal choice for a clean, modern living area or a serene, minimalist bedroom.

The white fabric drum shade is designed to diffuse light evenly, creating a soft, warm ambient glow throughout the room. Unlike metal or glass shades that direct light in a single direction, this fabric shade effectively reduces harsh shadows and glare, making it perfect for creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere in shared living areas or a private reading nook.

With a 15-inch width, this lamp strikes an excellent balance between making a visual statement and maintaining a manageable footprint. It is well-suited for urban apartment living, fitting comfortably on smaller end tables or narrow entryway consoles where surface space is at a premium, without sacrificing the impact of high-quality, dimensional design.

Yes, its 26-inch height falls within the professional recommendation of 24 to 30 inches for bedside lighting. This height ensures that the bottom of the drum shade is positioned at roughly eye level while you are sitting or lying in bed, providing comfortable, glare-free light for reading while maintaining perfect proportions with standard-sized nightstands.

To preserve the luster of the glossy white glaze and the clarity of the crystal base and finial, our care recommendations include dusting regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For the ceramic and crystal parts, you may use a slightly damp cloth if needed, but always avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives that could damage the brushed nickel finish or the integrity of the glaze.