Green table lamps

Place the lamp on a bedside table, desk or console, near a socket: Velora II in green velvet and brushed steel (E27 bulb, 40 W), Sylvanis round in aluminium and glass (G9 bulb, 8 W) or Finola, an adjustable aluminium tube (GU10 bulb, 10 W). All are IP20 rated and intended for indoor use.

Which green table lamps should you choose for each room?

For a living room or bedroom, a green table lamp provides accent lighting on a console, bedside table or desk. The models in the collection also suit the kitchen and dining room. Choose a compact size for a bedside table and a taller stem for a desk.

Green table lamps for the living room

Velora II combines a green velvet shade with a brushed steel base: it is intended for the living room as well as the bedroom and works with an E27 bulb. Sylvanis, a round shape in aluminium and glass measuring 12 cm in diameter and 19 cm high, slips onto a console or shelf without taking up space. To compare sizes, browse the design lamps for the living room and the modern lamps for the living room.

Sage green table lamps for the bedroom

Sage green, a soft and slightly greyed shade, pairs with light wood headboards and beige walls. Sylvanis, in its green version, lights the bedside in 8 W without heating the bedside table; Velora II takes the more dressed-up velvet route. These two references appear in the bedroom table lamps and the LED lamps for the bedroom. The rest of the range can be discovered in our lighting universe.

How do you connect several lamps to a single electrical supply?

Several table lamps can share a supply if the installation and the combined wattage allow it. In this collection, the models are IP20, so intended for indoor use. Connect them via a suitable power strip or an additional socket installed by an electrician, respecting the wattage indicated on each light fixture.

Connecting two table lamps to the same socket

The wattages recorded are 40 W for Velora II, 8 W for Sylvanis and 10 W for Finola. Add them up before choosing the power strip and prefer a model with a switch, simpler to turn off in the evening. An adjustable lamp such as adjustable Finola sits near the worktop, within reach of a socket.

Distributing several light points without overloading the line

Avoid stacking adapters on the same socket: instead, distribute the lamps between two sockets in the room. If the number of light points increases, have a dedicated line added by a professional. The LED models in the collection, visible in the design LED lamps, consume less than the screw-bulb versions.

Italian design table lamp: which green models come close?

The green models in the collection follow codes of Italian design: a round shape in aluminium and glass for Sylvanis, an adjustable aluminium tube for Finola, a velvet shade and brushed steel base for Velora II. They differ in their bulb fitting, dimensions and style, from retro to contemporary.

Round shapes and tubes

The sphere of Sylvanis diffuses widely and suits ambient lighting. The tube of Finola, 19.5 cm long, 14.5 cm deep and 43 cm high, can be directed towards a keyboard or an armchair. These two approaches can be found in the adjustable lamps and the Nordic style models.

Aluminium, glass and velvet

Brushed aluminium and glass keep a graphic look, velvet softens the light and dresses a bedside. The green of the collection also sits alongside white, black, beige and red depending on the reference. For a brighter look, compare with the crystal lamps.

Which bulb and fitting for a green table lamp?

The collection uses three fittings: E27 on Velora II, G9 on Sylvanis and GU10 on Finola. Choose the bulb matching the model's fitting. The wattages indicated are 40 W, 8 W and 10 W. All lamps are IP20, so reserved for indoor use.

E27, G9 or GU10 fitting: what are the differences?

The E27 fitting is the most common in France: it accepts classic screw bulbs and is easily replaced. The G9 is a small pin socket, common on compact light fixtures. The GU10 clips in with two short pins and often equips adjustable spotlights. Always check the fitting marked on the lamp before buying.

LED or classic bulb?

Sylvanis and Finola are LED lamps, while Velora II works with an E27 bulb of your choice. An LED heats up less and lasts longer on a bedside lamp switched on every evening. The LED models in the range are grouped in the LED lamps for the office. Buy the bulb at the same time as the lamp: the fitting is the only thing to check.

Floor lamps or green table lamp: which to choose?

A green table lamp sits on a bedside table, desk or console, and is easily moved. A floor lamp lights a larger area from the floor. In this collection, the models are bedside or desk lamps, with heights and sizes suited to close-range use.

When a table lamp is enough

For reading in bed, working at a desk or highlighting a shelf, the table lamp is enough: Sylvanis measures 19 cm high, Finola 43 cm, which makes them suited to close-range lighting. A single socket near the furniture does the job. This agreed format can be found among the design lamps for the office. The collection has 4 products.

When to move to a floor lamp

If the room lacks a supporting piece of furniture or if you want to light an entire reading corner, a floor lamp takes over on the floor. The two formats complement each other: one on the furniture for directed light, one on the floor for ambience. Compare the two families from our selection of lighting for the home.

How do you match a green table lamp with the decor?

Green matches the white, black, beige and red present in the collection. A green lamp in velvet or glass brings a soft touch, while a model in aluminium or brushed steel stays more graphic. The choice depends on the modern, Nordic or vintage style of the room.

Sage green, deep green and complementary colours

On a white or beige wall, deep green creates a strong contrast; sage green, more greyed, stays discreet on a taupe background. A black or gold model alongside warms the whole, as shown by the white design models and the gold and black finishes.

Which materials to pair with green?

Green works well with light wood, linen and brushed metals. The green velvet of Velora II sits near a linen console, the aluminium of Finola on a metal desk. To extend the textile theme in the room, look at the linen table lamps.

How do you install and maintain a green table lamp?

The lamps in this collection are IP20: they are used indoors, on a stable table or piece of furniture, near a socket. For maintenance, dust the aluminium and glass with a soft cloth and gently brush the velvet. Avoid moisture and direct heat sources.

Where to place the lamp without drilling?

No drilling is needed: place the lamp on a stable piece of furniture, within reach of a socket, and let the shade breathe. A bedside or console is enough for Sylvanis, a desk for Finola. If the wall lacks space, a modern desk lamp fits on a simple shelf.

Cleaning velvet, glass and aluminium

Glass and aluminium are cleaned with a soft cloth, slightly damp then wiped. Velvet is dusted with a delicate brush or a vacuum cleaner on a gentle setting, without rubbing. Dark models such as the black versions for the living room require the same gesture, without aggressive products.

What does the green colour of an LED and an old lamp mean?

A green indicator light on an LED most often indicates that the light fixture is powered or on standby. Old green glass lamps are often desk or banker's lamps with an opaque shade. In this collection, green is a decorative finish, not a light signal.

Green indicator light on an LED

A small green dot lit on a power supply or a switch signals the power supply, not the light emitted. The lighting hue is read elsewhere, in the bulb's colour temperature, expressed in kelvins: around 2700 K for warm light, near 4000 K for a more neutral white. Check this value on the bulb packaging.

Old green glass lamps

Old green desk lamps concentrated light on the work surface thanks to an opaque, tinted shade. This old green, deep and matte, still inspires the metal desk lamps. On current models, the shade is applied as a finish on aluminium, glass or velvet.

To make your choice, start with the room and then the fitting: E27 for Velora II, G9 for Sylvanis, GU10 for Finola. The lamps in the collection are covered by a two to five year warranty depending on the reference. Secure payment, tracked delivery, returns and Designix customer service accompany every order.

Frequently asked questions about green table lamps