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, top to bottomWire legs float the lantern off the floorStandard E27 socket — any bulb, any warmth
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Frequently asked questions
Is the bulb included?
No — the socket is standard E27, so any bulb fits. A warm 2700 K LED gives the layered lantern glow and keeps the paper cool.
Table or floor lamp?
Both. At 43 cm it reads as a generous table lamp on a console or shelf, and as a low accent lantern straight on the floor — the wire legs keep the paper safely lifted.
Is rice paper fragile?
It flexes rather than cracks — the ribbed wire frame takes knocks that would shatter glass. Treat it like a lampshade and it lasts years.
How does it switch on?
It plugs into the wall with a switch on the cord — within easy reach wherever it stands.
How big is it?
The widest tier is 26 cm across and the lamp stands 43 cm tall — sculptural enough to notice, small enough for a shelf.
How does it ship?
Flat-packed with the frame and legs in a compact box — the shade opens out and assembles in about two minutes, no tools.
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