Amber-colored table lamps

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Frequently asked questions

What table size for how many people?
Allow about 60 cm per guest: 120 cm for 4, 160-180 cm for 6, 200+ cm for 8. Dimensions are listed on each product page.
Which tabletop material should I choose?
Wood is warm, ceramic is highly resistant to scratches and heat, glass is bright and airy. Choose according to how you will use it.
Extendable or fixed?
Some tables are extendable (with extension leaves), as stated in the title and on the product page.
How do I care for the tabletop?
Wipe with a soft cloth; avoid standing water on wood and abrasive products.
Amber-colored table lamps
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Plan for one amber table lamp per reading or bedside area: the tinted glass filters the bulb's light and turns it golden, without glare. The E27 base and the stated 40 W output make it a close-range light, to be complemented by a ceiling fixture to light the whole room.

What kind of light does an amber table lamp give?

The amber glass filters the bulb's light and makes it warmer, more golden, without tinting it blue like clear glass. With an E27 base and a 40 W bulb, the lamp gives enough light to read or dine nearby, and little enough to remain an ambient light.

Amber table lamp: what the tint really changes

Amber is a glass colour, not a setting. The tint absorbs part of the spectrum and lets yellows and oranges through: the light falling on a wall or a book takes on an end-of-day nuance. The glass stays transparent, and the bulb is visible behind the flutes. To compare finishes, browse the Designix lighting catalogue.

Colour-changing table lamp or fixed amber: which to choose?

A colour-changing lamp is adjusted and used as an effect; fixed amber gives a constant warm light, with no fiddling, and stays in tune with the decor once switched off. If the lamp is to be used every evening at the bedside, fixed amber saves you the adjustment. For a connected bulb, see the LED lamps for the bedroom.

Where to place an amber table lamp in the living room or bedroom?

At 25 cm high and 30 cm in diameter, the lamp is placed rather than installed: a bedside table, a living room console, a sofa side table. Allow room for the globe, which is wider than it is tall, and a socket nearby.

On a bedside table: the right height and the right spot

Placed on a bedside table, a 25 cm lamp puts the globe just above the mattress: the light falls on the book, not in the eyes of the person lying down. Measure the width of the top first: 30 cm in diameter takes up almost the whole surface of a small bedside table. The Tavel bedside lamp in fluted amber glass suits this use. For a more compact base, compare with the black metal bedside lamps.

In the living room: sofa side table, console or sideboard

On a sofa side table, the lamp lights the seating without switching on the ceiling light; on a console, it warms the hallway or the wall behind the sofa. Leave at least the width of the globe free and keep the cord away from walkways. A 25 cm high model fits under a low shelf. Other formats are gathered in the design models for the bedroom.

How to choose between a ball, a tube and a globe in amber glass?

The shape changes the effect more than the amount of light: a ball concentrates the halo, a globe spreads it sideways, a tube keeps it vertical and discreet. Choose according to the space available and whether the lamp should be seen or only give light.

Ball, globe and tube: what each shape changes
Shape Light effect Where it works best What to check before buying
Ball Concentrated halo, light that stays around the glass Bedside table, small console The surface available on the furniture
Globe Light spread sideways, more present in the room Sofa side table, living room sideboard The diameter, wider than the height
Tube Vertical, discreet light, easy to slip against a wall Console corner, narrow sideboard The stability of the base on a flat surface

Ball, globe or tube: which for a small room?

In a small room, the globe takes up space on the floor and on the furniture but lights more widely: it is the choice when the lamp has to serve as the main evening light. The tube slips into a corner or onto a narrow sideboard. The ball suits deep furniture. Black silhouettes are gathered in the black table lamps for the living room.

Black cylindrical base or gold base: what it changes

The black cylindrical base erases the base and lets the glass speak: the lamp blends into a light or wooden interior. A gold base adds a reflection and brings the whole closer to 1970s style. The base counts as much as the glass in how the lamp is perceived when switched off. Other combinations can be found among the design table lamps for the living room.

Italian design table lamp: which codes are found in these models?

Italian design of the 1960s and 1970s popularised the glass globe set on a slim cylindrical base. The amber models in the collection take up these codes: fluted glass, black metal base, simple silhouette. This restraint is what makes the lamp easy to match. The collection has 4 products.

What is called Italian design in a table lamp

Three signs are enough to recognise this movement: a glass sphere, a narrow cylindrical stem, an absence of ornament. The fluted glass, moulded with vertical ridges, diffuses the light with a slight striation. This sobriety also explains the regular return of these shapes in contemporary interiors, which answers the question of fashionable lighting without having to follow a catalogue. Pieces with a more elaborate base are in the gold and black lamps.

Amber and black metal: the harmony of the two materials

The amber glass brings warmth, the black metal sets the outline. This pairing works because the two materials do not compete for light: black absorbs, glass diffuses. It also lasts, since tinted glass does not yellow further with the years. For a brighter effect, look at the crystal table lamps.

How to match an amber table lamp with the rest of the room?

Amber goes with light woods, white or beige walls and black or gold metals. It copes poorly with saturated neighbours: next to a deep blue or a busy wallpaper, it loses its warmth. One amber lamp is often enough to warm a room.

Amber, black, white, gold: which colour for which mood?

On a white wall, amber brings the only colour in the room. On a beige wall or light wood, it settles in without contrast. Next to black furniture, it creates a bold duo that also works switched off. If the room is already colourful, a neutral lamp is better: see a design white finish. And if you want a deliberate colour contrast, the blue collection plays the opposite role.

Two amber lamps in the same room: placing them without overload

Two amber glasses in the same room work if they do not face each other at eye level. One model on the bedside table, another on the dresser, at different heights: the light spreads without creating two identical hot spots. To vary the materials, a light wood model on the other bedside table balances things out. Wood bases are found in the wooden table lamps for the living room.

Which E27 bulb to choose and how to care for amber glass?

The base is E27 and the stated output is 40 W: a filament or LED bulb of this format is suitable, provided it does not touch the glass. For care, a soft dry cloth is enough on the fluted glass as on the metal base.

The amber lamp's spec sheet and what it implies
Feature Stated value What it implies
Base E27 Standard bulb, easy to replace
Output 40 W Close-range light, to be complemented to light the whole room
Ingress protection IP20 Dry rooms only, not for bathrooms or outdoors
Dimensions Height 25 cm, diameter 30 cm Wider than tall: allow room for the globe
Materials Glass and metal Clean with a soft dry cloth
Warranty 2 years On the whole selection

E27 40 W: which bulb brings out amber light?

A bulb whose light leans warm passes through the amber without turning it green. A very white bulb, on the other hand, cools the glass's rendering. Check the bulb's length before screwing it in: the globe is closed and a tall filament bulb may touch the glass. Models with soft light are gathered in the design LED table lamps.

Cleaning fluted glass without scratching it

A soft dry cloth on the glass and on the base. For a mark, a slightly damp cloth then dry immediately; abrasive products scratch the flutes and alcohol dulls the metal. Switch off and unplug before cleaning. For a mood without tinted glass, compare with the ceramic bedside lamps.

Bedroom ceiling light or amber table lamp: how to combine the two?

A ceiling light or chandelier gives general light, the table lamp gives close light: reading, bedside, conversation. In a bedroom, keep the ceiling light discreet and let the amber bring the warm side. Two sources are better than one that is too strong.

Modern bedroom ceiling light and amber lamp: avoiding duplicates

If the ceiling light is already a visible piece in the centre of the room, the bedside lamp stays low and sober. If it is recessed or discreet, the amber can take the decorative role. Avoid two amber glasses on the ceiling and on the bedside table: the effect repeats. For a work area nearby, see the adjustable lamps.

How to arrange ceiling spots in relation to table lamps?

Place the ceiling light points above walkways rather than directly above the bedside table: vertical light flattens the table lamp. One point above the reading corner, another towards the door, is enough in a bedroom. The table lamp completes the rest, without duplication. Other pairings are visible in the modern models for the living room, and all the families can be read in all our lighting families.

Order with confidence: secure payment, tracked delivery, returns accepted and Designix customer service for any question about a model. The glass is guaranteed for 2 years. Unsure between two shapes? Note the space available on the furniture, then choose: the surface constraint decides, not the photo. To widen the comparison, find the whole lighting selection.

Frequently asked questions

What is the amber colour?

Amber is a translucent yellow-orange, originally a fossilised resin. In a lamp, it refers to glass tinted in this range: the bulb's light passes through it and takes on a warm, golden nuance. The glass stays transparent, and the bulb can be seen through it.

Which bulb should go in an amber table lamp?

The base is E27 and the stated output is 40 W. A filament bulb or an E27 LED of this format is suitable, provided the closed globe lets the bulb through without contact with the glass. A rather warm light brings out the amber.

Can an amber table lamp be installed in a bathroom?

No, the ingress protection is IP20: the lamp is protected against solid objects, not against moisture or splashes. It stays in the living room, bedroom or a dry office. In a damp room, a higher ingress protection rating is needed.

How to care for the amber glass of a table lamp?

A soft dry cloth is enough on the glass as on the metal base. For a mark, a slightly damp cloth then dry immediately; avoid abrasive products that scratch fluted glass and alcohol on metal. Switch off and unplug before cleaning.

How to connect several lamps to a single power supply?

You run from the supply to a junction box, then to each lamp, adding up the bulbs' output to stay within the circuit's capacity. Each amber lamp in the collection is E27 40 W. Cut the power before any work, or call an electrician.

Our advice for choosing
Les lampes à poser coloris ambré associent un verre teinté à un socle en métal noir : la lumière devient chaude, sans éblouir. Elles se posent sur une table de chevet ou un bout de canapé, en style rétro ou moderne.