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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Wood, linen, warm light
Linen drum spreads one even, glare-free glowLathe-turned solid wood, whitewashed grainStandard E27 — swap bulbs in seconds
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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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The grain sells it
The whitewash is thin enough that you see real wood underneath, knots and all. Next to our oak bed frame it looks like they came as a set.
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Bought the small, came back for the large
The 38 cm one lives on my nightstand, the 58 cm on the console in the hall. Same soft light through the linen, morning and night.
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Finally light that matches the bedding
With a warm bulb in it, the shade glows like a paper lantern but softer. No glare on the headboard, no hard shadow line on the wall.
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Frequently asked questions
Is a bulb included?
No — Grain™ takes any standard E27 bulb, so you can pick your own. We recommend a warm 2700 K LED for the softest linen glow.
What's the difference between the sizes?
Small is a Ø 22 cm shade at 38 cm tall — a nightstand lamp. Large is a Ø 30 cm shade at 58 cm tall — right for a console, dresser or living-room corner. Same wood, same linen.
Will the wood look exactly like the photos?
Close, never identical. The base is solid wood under a thin whitewash, so grain and small knots vary lamp to lamp — that's the material, not a flaw.
How does it switch on?
It plugs into the wall, with a switch on the cord within easy reach — one press at the nightstand and the linen lights up.
Does it work with my voltage?
Yes — the socket runs on anything from 85 to 265 V, so it's at home in the US, UK, EU and beyond.
How is it protected in shipping?
Base, stem and shade ship in separate foam pockets in a double-walled box. Anything short of perfect, photograph the box and contact us — we replace it.
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