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On sale! Qeeboo Daisy Adjustable LED Table Lamp by Nika Zupanc

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Qeeboo Daisy table lamp

Daisy, table lamp in the shape of a daisy adjustable by means of corollas, with led source. Made of polycarbonate, it is available in 5 finishes. Discontinued. Last pieces available.

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Price $136.65
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Table Lamps Design | Lighting for Home and Office

Coffee table lamps

The table lamp is one of the most versatile elements in interior lighting, combining function and decoration while creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Ideal for the living room, office, bedroom, kitchen, bedside tables, coffee tables and consoles, a table lamp provides soft, diffused light and enhances visual comfort in living spaces and relaxation areas. The collection includes over 300 models of designer table lamps from leading Italian and international brands.

Among the most iconic models are the Flos Snoopy by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, featuring a marble base and enamelled diffuser, ideal for the living room or office, and the Artemide Nessino by Giancarlo Mattioli, a symbol of 1960s design with a soft, diffused glow and organic shape, perfect for the bedroom or kitchen. For a more contemporary look, the Flos IC Lights T by Michael Anastassiades balances elegance and lightness, while the Artemide Dioscuri offers uniform light diffusion through opal glass. Cordless options such as the Flos Bellhop provide a practical and modern solution for flexible environments.

Materials range from blown glass and metal to marble and polycarbonate, as well as fabric shades. Table lamps are available with diffused or direct light, including dimmable and touch-controlled options, as well as advanced technologies such as Dim-to-Warm. A wide selection that allows you to find the perfect solution for any interior style, from classic to contemporary and high-end design, enhancing spaces such as the living room, office, bedroom, and kitchen.

Frequently asked questions about table lamps

Are table lamps and bedside lamps the same thing?

Yes — table lamps and bedside lamps refer to the same type of compact, portable lighting fixtures. The term “bedside lamp” is more commonly used for bedroom settings, while “table lamp” has a broader and more versatile use. In both cases, they are ideal solutions for tables, bedside units, consoles and shelves.

Are there cordless table lamps?

Yes — cordless table lamps are increasingly popular and operate with rechargeable batteries. They offer maximum flexibility without the need for power outlets, making them perfect for both residential and contract environments. They are ideal for moving light exactly where it is needed.

How does a touch dimmable table lamp work?

Touch dimmable table lamps allow you to adjust light intensity with a simple touch on the base or diffuser. This technology eliminates traditional switches and provides intuitive control, making it easy to adapt lighting to different moments throughout the day.

What materials are used in table lamps?

Table lamps are made from a wide range of materials, including metal, blown glass, polycarbonate, ceramic, marble and fabrics such as linen and cotton. Each material influences both the aesthetics and the quality of light: opal glass ensures even diffusion, while fabrics create a warmer and more welcoming atmosphere.

What is Dim-to-Warm technology?

Dim-to-Warm technology automatically adjusts the light color temperature as brightness decreases. As the light is dimmed, it becomes progressively warmer, creating a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere, ideal for residential and living spaces.

Which table lamp should I choose?

Choosing the right table lamp depends on the style of the space and your lighting needs. Minimal designs suit contemporary interiors, lamps with shades provide softer diffused light, while sculptural pieces act as decorative elements. The key is finding the right balance between functionality, light quality and aesthetics.