In addition to necessary light, table lamps can add a great deal of style to a room. When you are designing a space, a lighting fixture is an essential part of the process. When you need additional light for reading, working at the computer, or for overall illumination, choosing table lamps to accent your space is a great place to start.

Whatever your style or taste, there is a table lamp that fits. Some of the common styles are torchiere, candlestick, crystal, stained glass Tiffany, mica, ceramic and porcelain. There are also numerous novelty styles that reflect hobbies, art or abstract sculpture. If you want something truly different, there are those that are carved from stone or glass. Lamps in materials such as brass, bronze and Lucite are also very appealing for any style of décor.

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Candlestick lamps are perfect for sofa tables or sideboards because they take up little space and form a nice symmetry. Torchiere lamps also work great in this same vain and they give the room an overall glow as light is reflected off the ceiling. Candlestick lamps are versatile enough to be used for anything from kitchen lighting to pure aesthetics.

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Crystal lamps are a popular choice among traditionalists as well as those who lean more toward contemporary interiors. There are beautiful carved crystal lamps that resemble cut vases or stemware. For the more contemporary taste, there are styles that incorporate geometrically shaped crystal with simple lines.

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The appeal of Tiffany stained glass is universal. Used in many a traditional or historic décor, these paragons of artistic light bring a special quality to a room. Popular not only for their brilliant color and intricate designs, Tiffany stained glass lamps speak of style. They stand on their own as a decorative accessory in a room. Tiffany stained glass lamps make for great table decor!

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Many Craftsman-style homes, as well as contemporary interiors, benefit from mica lamps. Their distinctive amber shades provide a golden light that sets the tone for a room. Balanced in a contemporary interior, they add a touch of color and warmth.

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Ceramic and porcelain lamps have long been staples in every style of interior. Resembling beautiful cloisonné ginger jars and vases, these classic lamps grace many traditional interiors and provide a lovely addition when paired with an ivory or white silk lampshade. Blue and white porcelain is also a pleasing combination in any traditional room.

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Many transitional and contemporary lamps are made of bronze, brass and Lucite. They take their style cues from Roman architecture, modern art and sculpture. Carved stone lamps are another style that makes quite the statement in a contemporary interior or adds interest to a transitional space.

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When exploring the myriad of styles available in light fixtures today, also think of the quality and amount of light you need for a particular space. Not only accents to the overall interior design of a room, table lamps are the added illumination necessary to make a room come alive aesthetically and work functionally. So, have fun and make a statement or simply accent your space with this added dimension of decorative accessory.

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How far down does this Meyda Tiffany Gentian Semi Flush Mount Tiffany Ceiling Light – MD-66520 hang from the ceiling, and is the height/distance adjustable?

Answer: We have confirmed with the manufacturer Meyda Tiffany, that the overall height is 32″, it is not adjustable on your end. If you needed a specific length we would have to be advised when the order is placed to have the manufacturer make the modification in the warehouse.

In the picture of these Paul Sahlin Tiffany Arts & Crafts Tiffany Table Lamp – PST-1549 and Paul Sahlin Tiffany Arts & Crafts Square Tiffany Accent Table Lamp – Small – PST-1547 the bases appear to be in different colors. In the items description, it says that materials are made of resin with either a hand polished antique brass, pewter or special two-tone antique brown finish and does not specify what the color of the base is. Could you please tell the base color of each lamp?

Answer: The table lamp and accent lamp have the same exact base. The pictures would not appear to be the same as the pictures were not taken under the same light. However, Paul Sahlin Tiffany (the manufacturer), advised that the finish would appear like a dark brown.

Hi. I need to know the dimension of Meyda Tiffany Buffalo Pool Table Mica Shade Pendant Light (MD-30148). Thanks.

Answer: Buffalo Table Mica Shade Pendant Light dimensions: length is 60″, depth is 17″ on the side, and 12″ in height.

I like the  Meyda Tiffany  Sonoma Inverted Pendant Light  but would like to know more about dimensions, installation and coloring. Also, are there gaps on type for the light  or is it one solid decorative piece? Does it look green or is it my imagination?

Answer: We would love to provide you with the information requested. Can you be more specific with regards to what dimensions you are looking for? The total height of this light  fixture is: 32-56h which  means it can hang as high as 32″ or as low as 56″. This pendant light  fixture is supplied with 3ft of chain and 4 ft of cable. If you need additional chain, we would need to know how much you would be  ordering  so we could  specify that to Meyda Tiffany and also in order to give you the proper  quotation. The shade is  9″ h x 40.5″ w and it uses a Med.X6 bulb Max Watt: 100/each bulb x 6 bulbs.  Six-sided shade is in sand beige and bark brown granite stained art glass. The inverted pendant hardware  has  a warm cinnamon coffee powder coat finish.

The Quoizel Lighting  Alhamre’ Tiffany Contemporary Inverted Pendant Light – QZ-TF1816VB shows a height of 25 inches on your website. I need to know if that means the light fixture itself is 25 inches high or if it means the lighting fixture hangs from the ceiling at a height of 25 inches. Sorry, but I’m green at reading this sort of thing. I am at a point of ordering lights from you or at least my remodeler, Houston Structural is. They’re pressing me to make kitchen light selections so I do need to clear this up pretty quick.

Answer: The  height of 25 inches refers to the height of this tiffany pendant light fixture itself and does  NOT include the chain.

I am listing my apartment for sale. I want to buy 1-2 Tiffany lamps to perk up the place while it is on the market. However, I have two questions: 1) I have toddler grand children; do your Tiffany lamps have lead content? 2) Where would a lamp that I order be shipped from? I have already made one online purchase elsewhere 6 weeks ago and it turned out the lamp was not in stock, but on a ship somewhere between US and China. I desperately need good service, as well as a lamp!

Answer:  We called the manufacturer, Meyda Tiffany  and found out that Tiffany lamps have minimum lead content. They use  mostly copper. In the meantime, you could view our website and view the different Tiffany lamps we have. Once you have an item picked out, it will be  easier to answer your other questions about product availability, the shipping date and where it will be shipped. Since different manufacturers are in different locations,    shipping times to your location  will vary.

Hi, I am interested in this Tiffany  table lamp  -  A-Design Mission Style table lamp  by Paul Sahlin  Tiffany. If it’s possible, could you please tell me the color tones that are in the shade. Also if the shade has more pink or gold tones in the glass. I understand that each Tiffany lamp will be different in color tones. Any information you can give me about the colors in the glass will be helpful.

Answer: The bottom block of the Tiffany lamp shade is definitely pinkish. The thin color borders between the top and bottom glass block are also in a deeper shade of pink. The top block appears to be a mottled mix of colors, mainly light green with slight nuances of gold and lavender.

I am interested in this Meyda Tiffany  (MD-77773)  ”Milkcan” table lamp. Is the shade actually the “orange” Mica as pictured or is it more “yellow”?

Answer: The model MD-77773 tiffany style table  lamp on our website is lit. In which case you can see the way the light hits the shade and reflects an amber like color. Amber has an orange tint when lit, when turned off it looks a bit darker and has a brownish/orangish tone. In short, the table lamp will is more orange than yellow.

The Meyda Tiffany Mica shade is very thin and is made of lead glass. Some of our previous customers have confused it with plastic, however it is not plastic. The lamp itself is very elegant and simple.

Your website says the width of the Meyda Tiffany Navajo Mission Tiffany Table Lamp (MD-66230)  is 7” but it looks much bigger. Can you recheck the dimensions on box? Other sites have said it’s 14” wide. Also I’m worried about having these 2 lamps shipped. If they are damaged during shipment, will I still have to pay restocking fee?

Answer:  We have confirmed that  the shade is 8″ wide, not 7″ nor 14″. The Tiffany lamp’s total height is 24.5″. We have updated the information of this lamp on our website. To address the shipping concern that you have, if the lamps are damaged in shipping, we will replace the damaged lamp at no cost to you. However, if you refuse the replacement, we will have to charge a restocking fee. Hope this helps.

We are almost ready to order some Tiffany lamps: Paul Sahlin Tiffany No. 1271 and no. 1272 are a given. But we are really torn between No. 1315 and No. 1302 as our third choice. All three are to be used in the same room. Given the first two Tiffany lamps, is there anything you could provide to make our choice easier? Is there a way to do a side-by-side comparison? Or perhaps compare the shades?

Answer:
Thank you for your inquiry. As you can probably tell, the 1315 Tiffany floor lamp is in the same family as 1271 Tiffanytable lamp  and 1272 Mission Tiffany floor lamp. They have similiar shade designs. The shade consists of colors amber, root beer, and green. The 1302 Swivel Tiffany floor lamp has a different design. Its shade only has amber and root beer color. The manufacturer is actually discontinuing 1302 soon. Once they deplete their current inventory, it will not be available anymore. 1302 currently does not sell as well as the 1315. It could be because it’s been out longer, or it could just be because more people like the 1315. I would go with 1315 if it was me, since you mentioned all three are to be used in the same room.