Marble Table Lamps

Marble table lamps combine light with the presence of natural stone. The veining differs in every stone, so each marble lamp has its own pattern. In this collection you will find models in which marble is used as the base or body of the lamp, for instance in a mushroom shape or paired with an opal glass dome.

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How to show off a marble lamp

  • Calm backdrop: against a plain wall or on single-colored furniture, the veining stands out better.
  • Pairing: marble goes with wood, linen and brass as well as clean, pale surfaces.
  • Placement: on a nightstand, console or end table, a compact stone lamp looks like a small object.

An opal glass shade complements the cool stone with soft, diffused light. As natural stone varies, color and veining may differ from the images. The exact description of the stone, dimensions and power supply are listed for each model.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the marble lamps CAMOS and NOKO?

CAMOS has the silhouette of a Scandinavian mushroom lamp: a marble base carries a glossy enameled iron shade. NOKO pairs a polished, conical marble base with an opal glass dome that diffuses the light softly. CAMOS feels more colorful and graphic, NOKO calmer and brighter.

What colors and sizes do the marble table lamps come in?

CAMOS comes in yellow, green, black and white, each in a large or a small version. NOKO is available with a base of green, black or white marble. The small CAMOS sits nicely on a nightstand, the large one on a sideboard or console.

How do I care for a lamp with a marble base?

Wipe the marble with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth, then dry it. Acidic cleaners such as vinegar or lemon can dull the polished surface and should not be used on the stone. It is also best not to place glasses or liquids directly on the base.