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Lamps

Illuminate your home with our wide selection of lamps and lighting fixtures, combining style, function, and ambiance. Explore table lamps, floor lamps, desk lamps, Tiffany lamps, chandeliers, wall sconces, outdoor lighting, and novelty lamps, perfect for every room and décor style. We carry options for every space including contemporary and whimsical animal designs. Find lamps by top brands like Lumisource and Meyda Tiffany, or update your lighting with shades and accent pieces. Whether you’re looking for task lighting, ambient glow, or decorative flair, our expert team is ready to help you choose the perfect lamp for your space.

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Lighting Glossary

Not sure what to look for? Here's a quick guide to lamp types, sizes and bulbs. Still have questions? Call us at 1-800-590-5844, we love this stuff.

Table Lamps: The most popular lamp in the house. Most stand about 26 to 34 inches tall. For a side table or nightstand, the bottom of the shade should land around eye level when you're seated, and the shade should be roughly two-thirds the width of the table it sits on.
Buffet Lamps: Also called console lamps, buffet lamps are taller and slimmer than table lamps, usually 32 to 36 inches tall. They're made for buffets, sideboards, sofa tables and entry consoles, and look great in matching pairs.
Accent Lamps: Small lamps, often under 20 inches, that add a warm glow to a bookshelf, kitchen counter, hallway table or windowsill. They're an easy way to bring color and character into a room.
Floor Lamps: Usually 55 to 72 inches tall, floor lamps light up a reading chair or a corner without taking up table space. Arched and adjustable styles can reach over a sofa or chair.
Torchieres: A floor lamp that points its light up toward the ceiling, bouncing it back down for soft, even light across the whole room. Most stand about 70 inches tall and use LED bulbs, so they run cool and use far less energy than the old halogen styles.
Desk Lamps: Task lighting for a home office, craft table or homework spot. Look for an adjustable arm or head so you can aim the light right where you need it.
Chandeliers and Pendants: Hanging fixtures, from a single pendant to multi-light chandeliers. No longer just for the formal dining room, they're popular over kitchen islands, breakfast nooks, entries and bedrooms. Over a table, hang the bottom about 30 to 36 inches above the tabletop.
Wall Sconces: Fixtures mounted to the wall, from a single arm to multi-light designs. Use them beside a bed, along a hallway, by a fireplace or on either side of a mirror.
Vanity and Bathroom Lighting: Fixtures that mount above or beside a mirror. Lighting from both sides of the mirror gives the most even, shadow-free light for grooming.
Choosing Bulbs: Most lamps today use LED bulbs, which last for years and stay cool. Brightness is listed in lumens (about 800 lumens matches an old 60-watt bulb). For color, 2700K "warm white" gives the cozy glow most people want in living rooms and bedrooms, while 3000K to 4000K is crisper for kitchens, offices and task lighting. Always check the lamp's maximum wattage, and choose a dimmable LED if your lamp or switch has a dimmer.