Table Lamps

The table lamp collection spans 1,000+ pieces from Wildwood (110 pieces), John Richard, Safavieh Couture, Sunpan, Uttermost, Chelsea House, Zuo, and Jonathan Adler — covering ceramic, blown glass, stone, rattan, travertine, metal, and mixed-material lamp bases in styles from organic and artisan to bold contemporary and traditional.

Wildwood & John Richard

Wildwood leads the collection with 110 lamps — their range spans hand-painted ceramic bases, resin-cast sculptural forms, and turned wood bases with linen drum shades. Construction quality is consistently high: wiring and sockets meet UL standards, and shade proportions are selected by their design team rather than left to formula. John Richard at 63 pieces focuses on the luxury end of the table lamp market — hand-blown art glass, gilded bronze bases, and custom shade finishes that make each lamp a collectible object as much as a light source.

Mid-Range & Contemporary Options

Sunpan contributes 46 lamps with a contemporary orientation — geometric metal bases, industrial-finish concrete, and minimal drum or empire shades in neutral linen. Chelsea House produces hand-crafted decorative lamps in the traditional and transitional register, often with porcelain bodies and hand-applied botanical or ginger-jar motifs. Jonathan Adler brings irreverence and color to the category — lacquered ceramic, marble bases, and bold shade colors that work in maximalist and mid-century interiors.

Pairing & Placement

Table lamp height should be proportionate to the surface it sits on — console tables typically take taller lamps (28–32"), bedside tables take shorter ones (24–27"). The room lighting guide covers lamp positioning for reading versus ambient use. For floor lamps, see the floor lamps collection; for pendants and chandeliers, visit all lighting.