Lumenorth Amber Glass Table Lamp
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Amber is named for the colour it casts. The smoked glass turns an ordinary bulb into a low golden pool instead of a bright point you have to look away from.
The larger size is built for a living room, on a side table beside a sofa or on a sideboard where it holds one end of the room together.
A wide rounded shade sits on a solid stone base. The weight is what makes it feel like furniture rather than an accessory.
Amber is named for the colour it casts. A wide, rounded shade in smoked amber glass sits on a solid stone base, and once lit it turns an ordinary bulb into a low golden pool rather than a bright point you have to look away from.
There are two sizes. The larger version is built for a living room, on a side table beside a sofa or on a sideboard where it anchors one end of the room. The smaller suits a bedroom, a kitchen shelf or a narrow console, where the same shape is wanted at a gentler scale. Amber glass shifts light towards gold, which is why this shape keeps reappearing in rooms designed for long, dark evenings: it makes a space feel considerably warmer than the thermostat ever does, and it flatters both the room and the people sitting in it.
The stone base gives the lamp real weight, so it sits firmly on a surface and will not skate about when a cable is tugged. Buy one as a bedside lamp, or a pair at either end of a sideboard to light a whole living room in the evening without switching on the ceiling fitting at all.
The larger one suits a living room side table or a sideboard. The smaller one suits a bedroom, a kitchen shelf or a narrow console.
Golden. Amber glass shifts the light warm, which is why this shape keeps appearing in rooms designed to feel relaxed in the evening.
Solid stone, which gives the lamp real weight and keeps it steady on a side table.
It gives a comfortable warm level beside a chair. For close detail work you would want a task lamp as well, which is true of any amber shade.
No. The smoked glass softens the source completely, so what you see from a sofa is a glow rather than a bulb.