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Ces lampes de chevet boule diffusent une lumière sphérique en verre, métal ou cristal, à poser sur une table de nuit, un bureau ou une console. Elles se choisissent sur le format, le culot, E14, E27 ou LED, et la température de lumière.
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Ball bedside lamp
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Start with the light temperature: a warm white of 2700 to 3500 K for a bedroom, a cool white of 4500 to 6500 K if you read or work at a desk. A globe bedside lamp then sits on a nightstand, a desk or a console, and the socket (E14, E27, G9 or integrated LED) should be checked before buying the bulb.

What light does a globe bedside lamp give?

A globe bedside lamp gives a soft, warm light when set to warm white, from 2700 to 3500 K, which suits the bedroom and the living room. Some models switch to cool white, from 4500 to 6500 K, for reading or working. Most are LED, sometimes with a dimmer.

Warm white or cool white: which to choose for a bedroom?

For a bedroom, aim for warm white, around 2700 to 3000 K: the light leans amber, tires the eyes less before sleep and warms the wall behind the headboard. Cool white, from 4500 to 6500 K, keeps its value at a desk or for precise reading. The Spirito, white bedside lamp with dimmer stays in warm white and is adjusted by hand, handy when two people share the room. Other models are gathered in our selection of LED lighting.

White globe bedside lamp: how does it look on the wall?

A white or opaline sphere does more than light: switched on, it becomes a bright disc that throws a diffuse light on the wall, with no harsh shadow. Switched off, it keeps a clear presence on the nightstand. Silver and gold finishes play another role, with a stronger reflection that structures the decor. Compare this effect with the rest of our lighting before making your choice.

Where to place a globe bedside lamp in the home?

A globe bedside lamp sits on a nightstand, a desk or a console. In the collection, it is mostly used at the desk and in the bedroom, then in the living room, more rarely in a kitchen or a child's room. The size sets the use: a small sphere for a worktop, a wider globe for a corner of a room.

Wooden globe bedside lamp for a warm bedroom

Wood softens the light and warms an already bright bedroom. The Douce Veilleuse oval globe desk lamp, in wood, fabric and metal, with its E27 socket, suits a nightstand as well as a reading corner. Its beige shade pairs well with wooden bedside lamps and with models designed for the bedroom.

A luminous sphere on the desk

On a desk, the globe lights the work area without taking up the full width of the surface: the desk is the space most covered by this selection. If there is little room around the screen, look at the small bedside formats. For a child's room, a small globe in wood or rattan remains the safest bet, as in the children's bedside lamps.

Globe bedside lamp in glass, metal or crystal: which material to choose?

Glass lets light through and gives a luminous sphere; metal and iron structure the base and frame the globe; crystal throws brighter glints; wood, rattan and brass bring a warm tone. All these globes are IP20, so for dry indoor use.

Choosing a globe bedside lamp by material
Material Effect in the room Room where it shines Care
Glass Luminous globe, diffused light Bedroom, living room, desk Soft, slightly damp cloth
Metal Defined base and outline, reflections Desk, living room, bedroom Dry polishing
Iron Stable base, contemporary feel Desk, living room Dry polishing
Crystal Strong glints and reflections Bedroom, living room Soft cloth, no abrasive
Wood Warm tone, softened light Bedroom, child's room Dusting
Rattan Woven light, soft shadows Bedroom, living room, child's room Soft brush

Glass globe bedside lamp: transparency and light

The Lueur Sphérique glass sphere combines glass, wood and iron, with an E14 socket and a globe: it fits on a narrow nightstand and lets the light pass through the sphere. Glass is cleaned with a soft, slightly damp cloth. To explore this material, browse the glass spheres.

Faceted crystal globes and mineral sphere

Crystal, often set in faceted globes, throws stronger reflections: the Éclairage Céleste crystal globe comes in 30 and 35 cm with an E27 socket. More discreet, the Sphère Minérale in glass and marble mixes glass and stone on a stable base. For warmth, woven rattan and the gold finish come close to the spirit of a gold bedside lamp.

Which socket and bulb for a globe bedside lamp?

Three screw sockets dominate: E14 for small spheres, E27 for wider models, G9 for some compact globes. Part of the collection is integrated LED, with no bulb to change. Check the socket before buying your bulb, and the wattage shown on the fixture.

Sockets and bulbs for globe lamps
Socket Bulb needed Models concerned
E14 Small fine screw bulb Lueur Sphérique, Aura Impérial, Sphère Minérale, Éclat Sphérique
E27 Wide screw bulb Étoile Filante, Sphère Luminosa, Éclairage Céleste, Chaleur Tressée
G9 Pin bulb Lueur Élégante
Integrated LED No bulb to change Éclat Orbital, Spirito

E14, E27 or G9: identifying your globe's socket

The socket is read on the holder: a fine thread is an E14, a wider thread an E27, two pins a G9. An E14 takes the shortest bulbs, which matters in a 12 to 15 cm sphere. Measure before buying your bulb: the table lamps in the selection often share these sockets.

Integrated LED or replaceable bulb?

With an integrated LED, no more bulbs to buy and no shade to choose, and consumption stays low. On a socket model, you keep control of the temperature and the wattage. Many recent models are LED and some accept a dimmer, useful when sharing a bedroom, a point also found in vintage inspiration.

Italian design bedside lamp or original bedside lamp: how to choose?

An Italian design bedside lamp is recognised by its clean sphere, often in glass, set on a fine base in metal, iron or brass. The collection takes up these codes with modern, contemporary, minimalist or more original models, in gold, white, black or silver.

Design bedside lamp: glass, brass and simple lines

The Sphère Luminosa brings together glass, brass, iron and acrylic around an E27 socket, 20 cm: the base stays fine, the globe catches the light. This kind of piece stays discreet when lit and becomes an object once switched off. Find comparable pieces in our selection of design pieces.

Italian design table lamp: the sphere as a decorative object

When the lamp becomes an object, the finish matters as much as the light: silver for the Étoile Filante globe bedside lamp in crystal and metal, gold for many other models. For a piece that stands out, see the original bedside lamps.

Can a globe lamp be used as a living room floor lamp?

Yes: the collection includes a globe floor lamp on a stand, useful when the nightstand is too small or to light a corner of the living room. A globe living room floor lamp goes near an armchair, while a bedside lamp sits on a piece of furniture. A wall light completes the set.

Globe floor lamp on a stand in the living room

The Éclat Sphérique globe floor lamp combines metal, glass and iron, with an E14 socket and a 15 cm sphere. Placed near an armchair or at the end of the sofa, it gives corner light without switching on the ceiling light: it is the simple answer when you are looking for a compact globe living room floor lamp. For the bedroom, the bedroom lamps often remain more suitable.

Floor lamps or table lamps: which use?

A floor lamp lights from above and frees the floor around it, while a table lamp sits at hand height, near the bed or the computer. If furniture is lacking, a wall light fixed to the wall replaces the table lamp, as shown by the wall lights in the shop.

How to connect several lamps to a single power supply?

Several lamps can share one supply through a power strip or a socket block, as long as the wattage allowed by the circuit is not exceeded. With LED lamps, consumption stays low. For a fixed, recessed supply, it is better to call an electrician.

In practice, a power strip with a switch turns on two bedside lamps with one gesture, and dimmer models avoid multiplying light sources. Add up the wattages shown on each fixture before plugging in the set, and keep cables away from walkways. If the circuit trips, spread the lamps over another socket rather than adding an adapter.

How to care for a glass or crystal globe lamp?

Unplug the lamp, remove the bulb and clean the glass or crystal globe with a soft, slightly damp cloth, without abrasive products. Metal, iron and brass are polished dry. Refit the bulb without forcing the socket, then plug back in.

Rattan is dusted with a soft brush, wood with a dry cloth. If the bulb is integrated LED, it cannot be replaced: the globe is cleaned without dismantling the module. Smoked or tinted glass loses its shine if rubbed too hard, so two light passes are better. Many models come with a two-year warranty, others five years.

Before confirming, check three points: the space on the furniture, the light temperature and the socket. If care must stay simple, a smooth glass or metal sphere will be easier to live with than cut crystal. Find all our bedside lamps and the models with the gentlest budgets, or the whole lamp family.

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Frequently asked questions about globe lamps

How do you recognise a real salt lamp?

A real salt lamp is cut from a block of rock salt: its surface is irregular, its shade goes from pale pink to orange and it is heavy for its size. An imitation is often reconstituted, with a surface that is too smooth and a base glued rather than screwed.

Does a salt lamp give a red light?

The light comes from the bulb placed behind the salt block: the salt filters it and gives it a warm shade, leaning orange or pink. It is ambient lighting, dim, that does not replace a reading lamp. To read in bed, a glass or metal globe is better.

What are the 4 types of lamps?

Lamps fall into four families: the table lamp, which includes the bedside lamp and the desk lamp; the floor lamp, standing on the ground; the wall light, fixed to the wall; and the ceiling light or pendant, fixed to the ceiling. This collection gathers globe-shaped table lamps.

Which globe bedside lamp for an adult bedroom?

In an adult bedroom, a globe in smoked glass, crystal or gold metal gives a soft light and a clean object on the nightstand. Choose an E27 socket or an integrated LED, a warm white of 2700 to 3500 K, and a compact size if the table is narrow.

Should you choose a glass or crystal globe bedside lamp?

Glass diffuses a more even light and is easy to clean; crystal, often set in faceted globes, throws stronger reflections and stands out more once switched off. Both come in IP20, for indoor use. The choice depends above all on the light you want on the wall.

Two matching lamps are enough to equip a bedroom: the Lueur Sphérique sphere for a narrow nightstand, Étoile Filante for a more dressed presence, or Éclat Orbital in LED so you never change a bulb again.