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LED Floor Ambient & Shade Lighting

Stand Alone Floor Lampby Jacco Maris

$4,065

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Stream Floor Lampby Terzani USA

$6,670 - $8,070

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Reeds Floor Lampby Artemide

$1,225

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Tuareg Floor Lampby Foscarini

$6,156 - $7,062

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Flintstone Floor Lampby Brand Van Egmond

$4,944 - $9,408

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Foundry Floor Lampby Resident Lighting

$4,400

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Forged Leaves and Vase Floor Lampby Hubbardton Forge

$1,252

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On My Mind Lampby Michael Anastassiades

$1,188

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One Well Known Sequence Floor Lampby Michael Anastassiades

$3,112

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Ersa Floor Lampby Brand Van Egmond

$8,160 - $13,152

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Bulb Floor Lampby Global Views

$2,823

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Square Floor Lampby Dainolite

$438

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Noctambule High Cylinder Floor Lamp with Coneby FLOS

$4,551 - $6,239

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Noctambule High Cylinder Floor Lampby FLOS

$3,083 - $6,459

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Tango Floor Lampby Luceplan USA

$1,950

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Sphere Floor Lampby ZANEEN design

$1,070

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Luna Mezza Luna Piantana Floor Lampby In-Es Artdesign

$3,231

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Luna Piantana Floor Lampby In-Es Artdesign

$3,150

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Luna Micro Luna Piantana Floor Lampby In-Es Artdesign

$1,323

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Matt Flower Lavagna Floor Lampby In-Es Artdesign

$1,944

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Matt Bin F Nebula Floor Lampby In-Es Artdesign

$1,143

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Matt Cyrcus F Nebula Floor Lampby In-Es Artdesign

$1,431

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Twig Bulb Floor Lampby Global Views

$2,998

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Riley Floor Lampby Global Views

$1,798

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Mona Floor Lampby Brokis

$8,744 - $10,185

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Jaima Floor Lampby Marset

$3,320 - $5,860

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Atelier 41 Floor Lampby Venetian Designs

$3,990 - $4,939

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Orbital Floor Lampby Bomma

$7,038 - $8,288

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Tim Floor Lampby Bomma

$3,686 - $4,400

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Phenomena Capsule Floor Lampby Bomma

$7,573 - $7,930

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What is the primary material used in modern floor lamps, and what type of light sources are commonly used?
- - Our modern floor lamps at Lightology embrace the latest trends in lighting design, featuring sleek metal finishes like brass and glass shades for a soft, diffused glow. We source from renowned brands such as Herman Miller, known for their timeless mid-century modern style. LED technology powers many of these lamps, offering energy efficiency and customizable color temperatures and dimming options. Convenience is key with built-in switches or dimmers, while torchère-style lamps provide elegant, ambient uplight.
What makes Lightology floor lamps unique and suitable for diverse tastes and preferences?
- - Our floor lamps aren't just lighting solutions; they're art pieces that transform your living spaces. From classic torchères to sleek modern designs, we've got you covered. And with LED technology at play, these lamps promise energy efficiency without compromising on quality or longevity. Choose from our wide range of styles tailored to suit diverse tastes and preferences. Whether it's a minimalist brushed metal finish or a timeless glass shade, we've got something for everyone. Need a lamp that serves dual purposes? Try our arc lamps or console lamps designed for both task lighting and mood setting. It's all about creating an atmosphere where light meets comfort.
Where are some creative places to position a floor lamp in the living room?
- - Some ideas include: behind the sofa to provide task lighting and a cohesive look, 2-3 feet away from seating for comfortable reading light without glare, next to windows to maintain consistent lighting after sunset, or in an empty corner to create a cozy nook.
How do I determine the right height for my floor lamp?
- - Consider the eye level of a seated person and the height of surrounding furniture. Generally, the bottom of the lampshade should be around eye level when seated (about 40-42 inches) to avoid glare. For placement next to a sofa or chair, the lamp should be no more than 1.5 times the height of the furniture.
Can I use multiple floor lamps in the same room for layered ambient lighting?
- - Absolutely! Combining multiple modern floor lamps with different heights, shade styles, and placement can create a layered lighting scheme that feels cozy and inviting. Just be sure to space them evenly and choose a cohesive style or color palette to maintain a balanced look.