Floor lamp, Designer LED reading floor lamps
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Place the base 20 or 30 cm from the sofa, bed or desk, then choose the height according to use: 132 cm for a compact format, 180 cm above an armchair, up to 250 cm for an arc. This collection brings together floor lamps and LED reading floor lamps that light without touching the ceiling, in metal, fabric, glass or bamboo, with E27 bulb or integrated LED.
- Which floor lamp to choose according to the room?
- How to choose your floor lamp?
- What light does a floor lamp give?
- Which style to adopt?
- Where to install it in the home?
- Halogen or LED?
- Connecting several lamps
- An original model
Which floor lamp to choose according to the room?
For the living room, choose a tall and stable floor lamp that places light above the sofa, like Fila, Yala or Milo. For the bedroom, a more compact format near the bed, and for the office an adjustable tube or a dimmable model. Almost all stand on the floor without fixing.
A living room floor lamp
The base slides against the wall, next to the low furniture, and the shade diffuses above the seat. Fila combines metal and velvet on an E27 base, for light that falls at shoulder height. Yala, in linen and metal, reaches 185 cm and matches a beige sofa. Milo, a 30 cm diameter column 160 cm high, takes up little space in a corner. These formats are grouped in a floor lamp for the living room.
A bedroom, office or small room floor lamp
Near the bed, a compact tube acts as a bedside floor lamp: Sila measures 132 cm high for 64 cm depth and lights in warm white. At the office, Trigo fits on an E14 base, while Oslo brings light down onto the work surface. Browse bedroom models if the bed is your priority. For work, the floor lighting for the office gathers the adjustable tubes.
| Room | Main use | Shape and material that work | Collection models |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living room | Ambiance and reading corner | Tube or column, metal, fabric, linen | Fila, Yala, Milo, Solane |
| Bedroom | Bedside, soft light in the evening | Compact tube, metal, plastic | Sila, Trigo, Velio |
| Office | Clear lighting of the work surface | Tube, glass and metal, integrated LED | Oslo, Talo, Norvik |
| Dining room | Table ambiance without pendant | Arc or column, fabric | Neva, Milo |
| Small room and WC | Additional, low space requirement | Small diameter column, metal | Milo, Trigo |
How to choose your floor lamp: the criteria that matter
First look at height and depth: from 132 cm for a compact format to 250 cm for an arc. Then the base, often E27, sometimes E14 on a small format, or an integrated LED with no bulb to change. A dimmer allows switching from ambient light to reading light.
Height, shape and space requirement
In the selection, the heights recorded range from 132 to 250 cm and the shade diameters from 30 to 45 cm. Arc and reading models extend their source in front of the base, with a depth of 52 to 100 cm: keep this space free. The tube shape dominates, ahead of round and ball shapes, then the arc and tripod. Metal bases remain the easiest to wipe.
Base and power: E27, E14 or integrated LED
The E27 base equips the majority of models: you screw in the bulb of your choice. E14 concerns a small format, Trigo. Integrated LED models, Sila and Oslo, have no bulb to change. The powers recorded range from 10 to 40 W, a modest demand for a living room outlet. Dimmable floor lamps are identified by the button on the base. As for the source, LED lights group integrated modules and screw-in bulbs.
| Source type | Bulb or module | Powers recorded | Models concerned |
|---|---|---|---|
| E27 base | Interchangeable bulb, including LED | 10 to 40 W | Fila, Yala, Cael, Noira, Norvik, Neva, Milo |
| E14 base | Small screw-in bulb | 10 W | Trigo |
| Integrated LED | No bulb to change | 10 W, 23 W + 8 W | Sila, Oslo |
| Integrated dimmer | Adjustment at the base | Depending on model | Talo, Noira, Sila, Nessa, Trigo, Norvik, Solane, Velio, Oslo |
What light does a floor lamp give?
The selection is mostly in warm white from 2700 to 3500 K, a light close to the bedside lamp, comfortable in the evening. Some models offer a neutral white from 3500 to 4500 K, clearer for reading or working. The powers range from 10 to 40 W depending on the models.
Warm white, neutral white: which ambiance?
A warm white of 2700 to 3500 K leans towards orange: it softens a reading corner, a bedroom or a living room in the evening and rests the eye before sleep. A neutral white of 3500 to 4500 K makes colors more frank, useful above a desk. In general, keep a single temperature per room to avoid visible differences from one light to another.
Dimmer: adapt the intensity to the time of day
A dimmer avoids changing bulbs to go from an ambiance to work lighting. A large part of the models are equipped with it, including Talo, Noira, Sila, Nessa, Trigo, Norvik, Solane, Velio and Oslo. In the evening, lower to the minimum; for reading, raise. Bedroom models with fabric shade diffuse a softer light at equal intensity.
Design, minimalist or industrial floor lamp: which style to adopt?
The style is read mainly in the base and the finish: a thin metal stem for a modern interior, an iron tripod for an industrial spirit, bamboo or linen for a Nordic look, brass and glass ball for a more dressed touch. The shades go from black to gold, through white and beige.
Modern and contemporary style
A small diameter stem, a continuous line and a solid color give the modern look. Talo mixes metal, glass and iron on an E27 base, Nessa plays the golden tube in metal and resin. Modern style models match a bright interior. Contemporary lines accept more curves and contrasts. For a base that remains discreet, see design floor lamps.
Industrial, Nordic and vintage spirit
The iron tripod of Norvik, the tubes of Velio and the dressed shade of Cael on a metal base lean towards the workshop. Kanoa, in bamboo, fabric and iron, brings a warm tone for a Nordic interior. Industrial spirit pieces like a raw wall or dark furniture. For a more sober look, minimalist shapes are content with a single line.
Where to install a floor lamp in the home?
Place the floor lamp where you need light without a ceiling light: sofa corner, reading corner, bedside, work surface or entrance. For an outdoor or damp room, check the protection rating: the collection is almost exclusively IP20, for indoor use, only a few models being rated IP44.
The right locations room by room
A 250 cm high and 100 cm deep arc stands behind the sofa and drops light in the center of the living room. A tube fits between the bed and the wall, keeping 20 to 30 cm so as not to disturb. A 30 cm diameter column fits in an entrance corner. For a WC floor lamp, prefer a short and stable column to a large arc. Continue with our selection of floor lamps.
A floor lamp for outdoor or damp room?
An IP20 floor lamp is protected against solid bodies and contact, not against water splashes: do not take it out on an exposed terrace and do not bring it near a bathtub or shower. Only a few models in the selection are rated IP44, the minimum rating to resist splashes. Compare with all Designix lights before deciding.
Should you choose a halogen floor lamp or an LED model?
A halogen floor lamp can easily be modernized: if the base is an E27 or E14, simply screw in an equivalent LED bulb. Integrated LED models, like Sila or Oslo, have no bulb to change. The collection mixes these two approaches, to choose according to your use.
Replace a halogen bulb with an LED
Keep the base and change the source. Check the base before buying: E27 on most models, E14 on Trigo. An LED bulb of the same base consumes less for an equivalent light output, and most floor lamps in the selection support up to 40 W. For a base kept for a long time, a simple model and on a tight budget is often enough.
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