What types of Sagebrook Home lamps are available?

Sagebrook Home lamps are available as table lamps, matching table lamp sets of 2, and floor lamps, including arched floor lamps. Table lamp bases come in hand-painted chinoiserie ceramic, veined marble, stacked travertine, crystal, glass, and wood. Floor lamps include tapered burl wood and metal designs that add height beside sofas and accent chairs. For more tall designs across brands, browse floor lamps.

Which Sagebrook Home lamp is best for each room?

The best Sagebrook Home lamp depends on the room and the light you need.

What is the difference between ceramic, marble, and crystal lamp bases?

The difference between ceramic, marble, and crystal lamp bases is weight, look, and style. Ceramic bases come in glazed colors and hand-painted chinoiserie patterns that suit traditional and eclectic rooms. Marble and travertine bases add natural veining and extra weight for stability. Crystal and glass bases reflect light and suit glam and modern spaces.

How tall should a table lamp be?

A table lamp should be tall enough that the bottom of the shade sits near eye level when you are seated, usually about 24 to 30 inches (61 to 76 cm) overall. Most Sagebrook Home table lamps fall in this range. Combined with the furniture, the lamp and table together should reach about 58 to 64 inches (147 to 163 cm) from the floor.

What bulbs do Sagebrook Home lamps use?

Sagebrook Home lamps that list a bulb type use standard medium base E26 bulbs, with the maximum wattage shown on the product page. Warm white LED bulbs around 2700K create a cozy glow for bedrooms and living rooms. Several lamps include pull chains or 2 pull switches, so check the switch type if you want to control the light from bed.

What should you check before buying a lamp?

Before buying a lamp, check the safety listing, the dimensions, and the shade. Look for UL or ETL listing in the product specifications. Measure the depth of your nightstand or side table so the shade does not overhang the edge. Linen and fabric shades soften and diffuse light, while open or metal shades direct light downward for tasks.