WALL FLOOR & TABLE LAMPS

Wall, Floor & Table Lamps for Villa Interiors

Wall, floor and table lamps are the layer that makes a villa feel finished. We build them as one line — the same base, shade and stem options on three heights — so a bedroom set can read as a pair of bedhead wall lamps plus a table lamp on the side table, all from the same drawing.

The Ambient Lamps, Built as One Line

Bases are spun brass, marble or walnut; shades are linen, smoked glass or opal. Every lamp is assembled, lit and checked for shade fit and switch feel before it goes into the export crate.

Grey drum floor lamp beside a lounge chair in a pink room
Reading-corner grouping — floor lamp at the accent seat

Technical Specifications

The standard specification behind every lighting kit we produce. Every value can be changed per project — send your lighting schedule and we confirm the final spec before production.

Full specification
Wall lamp height
200 – 450 mm, arm 150 – 300 mm
Floor lamp height
1,200 – 1,800 mm, base Ø 250 – 350 mm
Table lamp height
350 – 550 mm, base Ø 120 – 200 mm
Base materials
Spun brass, cut marble, walnut, powder-coated steel
Shade materials
Linen, smoked glass, opal glass, fabric
Socket
E27 or E14, with integrated LED module option
Dimming
Inline dimmer, 0 – 10 V, or non-dimmable
Electrical rating
220 – 240 V 50 Hz or 110 – 120 V 60 Hz

Materials on the Ambient Lamp Line

The base is the cost and the character. Spun brass is turned and then powder-coated or lacquered; marble is cut, polished and drilled in-house; walnut is oiled and sealed. The stem and arm are steel, powder-coated to match the base finish.

Shades are tensioned linen on a powder-coated ring, or glass — smoked or opal — on a brass collar. Fabric shades are cut and sewn to a pattern we keep on file, so a replacement years later still matches the original pair.

Spun BrassCut MarbleOiled WalnutLinen ShadeSmoked GlassPowder-Coat Steel

Lamp Sets from Recent Villa Projects

Three examples from the line — the bedhead wall pair, the reading floor lamp, and the side-table lamp.

Arc floor lamp reaching over a blue sofa in a living room
Arc form that lights the sofa without a ceiling point
Sculptural floor lamp with navy drum shade and spiked base
Sculptural base option for the statement corner
Two fabric drum lamps on an orange feature wall
Matching wall and table pair on one shade line

How Each Lamp Is Built

The eight points we specify on the drawing, in the order they leave the workshop.

Base turning and cutting

Brass is spun to the profile and weighted; marble is cut, polished and drilled for the stem; walnut is oiled and sealed. The base is the first thing we photograph for sample approval.

Shade fitting

Linen is tensioned on a powder-coated ring; glass shades are fitted on a brass collar with a felt pad so the glass never touches the metal. The shade is checked for tilt under its own weight.

Stem and arm

Steel, powder-coated to the base finish. Floor lamps get a counterweighted stem; wall lamps get an arm with a set screw at the bend so the angle holds.

Socket and switch

E27 or E14 socket, or an integrated LED module where the lamp is the only light in the zone. The switch is inline on floor lamps and at the wall rose on wall lamps.

Dimming option

An inline dimmer for the simple case, 0-10V where the villa has a control system. Non-dimmable is the low-cost option for a guest room set.

Light quality

The shade is matched to the source — linen for a soft wash, glass for a defined spot. CCT is set per room, 2700 K for bedrooms and living, 3000 K for study.

Safety and testing

Every lamp passes a hot-pot test, a 24-hour burn-in and a base-stability check before packing. Export orders carry the marking your market requires.

Packing and export

Each lamp is boxed individually with the shade separated in a paper sleeve, hardware in a labeled bag with an English wiring label. Sets are crated on pallets for sea freight.

Warm lamp glowing against a dark timber wall
Warm 2700K source for the evening setting

Wall, Floor or Table — Which One Where

The three heights on the line, side by side, the way we mark them on a villa drawing.

Wall LampFloor LampTable Lamp
Typical height200 – 450 mm1,200 – 1,800 mm350 – 550 mm
BaseWall rose, no floor baseØ 250 – 350 mmØ 120 – 200 mm
ShadeUplight, down or bothFull shade, linen or glassHalf or full dome
Best roomBedhead, hallwayReading corner, sofaSide table, console

How Ordering Works

The same four-step process we use for every villa lighting package — from the first drawing to your loading port:

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Step 1: Send the room plan

Which rooms take lamps, the wall and side-table locations, and the base material you want. A photo of the room with the spots marked is enough to start.

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Step 2: Receive drawing and quote

Within 24 hours we return the lamp schedule — heights, base, shade, socket, dimming per room — with the price per lamp and per set.

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Step 3: Approve the sample

One lamp per design is built and photographed for approval before the run starts. Sample lead time: 7 – 10 days.

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Step 4: Production and export

The full schedule is produced, lit and checked, then packed individually and crated. Standard lead time is 15 – 30 days from approval to loading port.

Ordering & Delivery Specs

Factory-direct from Foshan, China — the same published numbers on every product page, for easy comparison.

Order / MOQNo rigid minimum — orders start from a single room; whole-house consolidation available
Factory priceFactory-direct pricing, up to ~30% below retail; interior design fee $5–12/㎡ by area (tiers on the pricing page)
Production lead time45–50 days standard, varies with project scale and material selection
ShippingFOB / CIF / DDP door-to-door · FCL container consolidation · room-by-room labeling & export packing
OriginFoshan, Guangdong, China — 20 years of export experience
CertificationsISO 9001 · ISO 14001 · CE · SGS · SASO · Intertek
Warranty2–5 years depending on category
Pre-shipment QCQuality inspection report + container loading photos with every shipment

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I match the wall pair and the table lamp to the same finish?

Yes — that is the point of building them as one line. The same base material, stem finish and shade pattern run across all three heights, so a bedroom set reads as one decision, not three.

Do the lamps take standard bulbs?

E27 or E14 sockets do, so your electrician can fit any lamp the market sells. The integrated-LED option is for zones where the lamp is the only light and you want a fixed CCT and CRI.

What is the minimum order?

One lamp per design, but we quote sets — a bedroom is usually a wall pair plus a table lamp, which we produce in one batch to keep the finish consistent.

Are the marble bases real stone?

Yes. The marble is cut, polished and drilled in our own workshop, not a resin cast. We photograph the reference stone before production so the veining on your set matches the sample.

How are glass shades shipped without breaking?

Each glass shade goes in a paper sleeve inside an individual box, corner-protected, on a pallet with desiccant. Broken-in-transit units are replaced free of charge.

What happens after I send my room plan?

An engineer draws the lamp schedule to your rooms and replies within 24 hours with the schedule, spec sheet and quote. Nothing is produced until you approve the schedule and, if you choose, a sample.

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Send Your Room Plan for Ambient Lamps

Wall and table locations, the base material you have in mind — that is all we need to draw the schedule and return the quote.

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