Living Room Lamps
Living room lamps create atmosphere where the ceiling light alone feels flat. A table lamp on the side table next to the sofa, on a console or on a shelf creates pools of light and makes the room more homely in the evening. The collection brings together sculptural shapes and calm designs in glass, wood, metal and travertine.
Planning light in the living room
A living room usually feels more harmonious when light comes from several sources at different heights. Combine a side table lamp with a floor lamp or wall light, for example.
- Size: on a wide sideboard, the lamp can be a focal point; on a small side table, it should be more understated.
- Materials: pick up tones from wooden furniture, textiles or metal details.
- Power supply: with no socket nearby, a rechargeable model is practical.
Dimensions, controls and power supply are listed on the product page of each accent lamp.
Frequently asked questions
Which living room lamps are dimmable?
Several cordless lamps in this collection are dimmable: KONI with touch dimming and TOVI with adjustable white light that you can match to the mood of the evening. A dimmable lamp is practical in the living room, as a single lamp takes you from bright reading light to a soft glow later in the evening.
Are there table lamps with a USB port?
Yes. The RUVA table lamp in solid wood with an acrylic diffuser has an extra USB port on its base, and the chrome RANGO lamp with its glass dome also features a USB port. That way you have one within easy reach next to the sofa. Full details are on the product page.
Which table lamp gives soft light in a living room?
For soft, low-glare light, choose a shade that hides the bulb: an opal glass dome like NOKO's on its marble base, or a fabric shade like KALLE's on a sculptural solid-wood base. Translucent alabaster also glows warmly from within. Clear glass, by contrast, sparkles more and leaves the light source visible.