How to Choose a Bedside Lamp: Height, Brightness and Warm Light for Sleep
A good bedside lamp is bright enough to read by, warm enough to wind down under, and easy...
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Layered lantern glow
Three paper tiers glow evenly from top to bottomWire legs hold the lantern off the floorE27 standard fitting for any bulb or light warmth
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Frequently asked questions
Does it include a bulb?
No. The socket is a standard E27, so any bulb fits. A warm 2700 K LED gives the layered lantern glow and keeps the paper cool.
Is it a table lamp or a floor lamp?
Both. At 43 cm it is a generous table lamp on a console or shelf, and a low accent lantern when it stands on the floor, where the wire legs keep the paper safely raised.
Does rice paper damage easily?
It flexes and does not crack: the ribbed wire frame takes knocks that would shatter glass. Treat it as you would a lampshade and it lasts for years.
What turns the lamp on?
It plugs into the wall and has a switch on the cord, within easy reach wherever it stands.
What are its dimensions?
The widest tier is 26 cm across and the lamp is 43 cm tall, sculptural enough to be noticed and small enough for a shelf.
What packaging is used?
It comes flat-packed, with the frame and legs in a compact box. The shade opens out and goes together in about two minutes with no tools.
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