Lumenorth collection
Table Lamps
The lamps that come on at three in the afternoon in December.
17 products
About this collection
The lamps that come on at three in the afternoon in December. Our table lamps cover the shapes people search for most: mushroom lamps such as the Mush and the Amber glass mushroom lamp, handmade rice paper lamps like the Mist, and cordless table lamps like the Nova and the Beacon that you can carry to the dinner table.
Most dim through several warmth settings, so the same lamp works for reading and for the hour before sleep. See what size table lamp suits a bedside and where cordless lamps make sense.
Frequently asked questions
What is a mushroom lamp?
A mushroom lamp is a table lamp with a rounded, dome-shaped shade sitting on a slim stem, a mid-century shape that spreads light downward and sideways. The shade hides the bulb, so the light is soft and works well on a bedside table or sideboard.
Are rice paper lamps safe?
Yes, when used with the bulb they are made for. Paper lamps should use a low-heat LED bulb within the stated wattage, and the paper should not touch the bulb. LED bulbs stay cool, which is why they are recommended for paper shades.
How long does a cordless table lamp last on one charge?
Runtime depends on the lamp and the brightness setting. For example, the Nova runs up to about 36 hours per charge and the Beacon up to about 16 hours. Dimmer settings last longer. Each product page lists its own figures.
What size table lamp should I put on a nightstand?
A bedside lamp of about 20 to 26 inches (50 to 65 cm) tall suits most nightstands; the bottom of the shade should sit roughly at eye level when you are sitting up in bed. Smaller lamps suit narrow side tables and shelves.
Do your table lamps include a bulb?
It varies by lamp. Integrated LED and rechargeable lamps have the light source built in; others take a standard bulb. The product page states whether a bulb is included.