Elise Floor Lamp

by Pablo Pardo for Pablo Designs

4.6(101)

$597.60 $720.00

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Key Features

Ships To Canada
Dimmable
Contract Grade
Dimmer Included
1 year warranty warranty
Eco-Friendly
Made in USA
A conceptual tribute to the machine age. The Pablo Elise Floor Lamp is streamlined, understated, and honest in its function as a light source. Its towering frosted acrylic shade is a beacon of light, and its confident, geometric simplicity enables Elise to comfortably inhabit a range of spaces.
Item Number
R278373
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MFR ID
ELIS 60 SLV

Review Snapshot

4.6

94 ReviewsWrite a review
91%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 94 customers

6 / 10

Great dimming feature

Submitted 6 years ago

By Flatiron Miami

From Miami

Verified Buyer

Nice look, beautiful base, plastic columns are a bit cheap, a better quality would showcase the floor lamps better.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Love the Look of This Lamp

Submitted 6 years ago

By Jmpm

From Iowa

Verified Buyer

This is a fun and interesting lamp. Its narrow aspect allows for great flexibility in its placement in our home. The foot switch is just fine with me, but I prefer a step-on switch for on and off, so that one can leave the dimmer alone to access the same setting simply by pressing the on/off switch. A fairly minor thing, though. We're happy with our purchase.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Stone Bases Not Ready for Prime Time

Submitted 6 years ago

By Uncle Ug

From Redondo Beach, California

Verified Buyer

We bought six Elise Floor Lamps. Two have aluminum bases and they are fine. Four have stone bases and are the tallest (80") fixtures. Evidently, the stone bases are a recent addition to Pablo Designs' portfolio. Bad News: Let's just say that Pablo is still working out the kinks. To properly hold the very long polycarbonate tubes in the stone bases (where there is no mechanical connection, merely a press/wedge fit into a shallow, 1"-deep recess), very precise tolerances are required. Well, that's not what they shipped. The tubes are so loose that they cannot be held securely in place. They are sending us plastic bumpers to retrofit the fixtures in an attempt to secure the long polycarbonate tubes. Even after the tubes are secured, these (80"-tall, stone-base) products would be inadvisable in a home with pets or children, but the shorter units in aluminum bases may be OK. Good News: Lumens (particularly Tess) has been great. The light fixtures (although very wobbly) are beautiful and provide very nice illumination. If we can manage to secure the loose tubes, we will have some very nice additions to our home.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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Just What I Needed

Submitted 6 years ago

By DaveM

From Undisclosed

Verified Buyer

The Elise Lamp is a great addition to my decor. I needed this for a spot where I used to have a cool totem lamp that after 20 years was a bit tired and frankly had electrical issues. As an interim solution, I replaced it with a cheap Ikea item a year ago until I could find exactly what was needed, and this was it! Ambient or functional lighting - it fits both.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Just right for lighting tight spaces.

Submitted 8 years ago

By cb22

From Undisclosed

Verified Buyer

Needed a lamp to fit in a small space yet be able to light a large area, this worked perfectly.

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Shown in White Marble finish, in use
Shown in Black Marble finish, Large size
Shown in Satin Silver finish, in use
Shown in Satin Silver finish, in use
Shown in Black, White Marble finish, Small, Medium, Large size, in use

Pablo Designs

Born in Venezuela, Pablo Pardo came to the US in the early 1980s and stayed. After getting his degree in industrial design from the University of Cincinnati in 1986, he designed for companies ranging from Fisher Price to Daimler Chrysler before settling in San Francisco. There he founded Pablo Designs in 1993, a lighting company specializing in refined designs that reinterpret light in its many forms.

Pablo Designs