Elise Table Lamp
by Pablo Pardo for Pablo Designs
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Reviewed by 50 customers
Perfect lamp for working at a desk late at night
Verified Reviewer
I've got the full size version of these for living room, extremely happy with them, the small desk size one is perfect for late night work at office. Won't be disappointed!
Love the Elise Table Lamp
Sleek, beautiful design. Provides more than ample light with a really really nice dimmer option (this is key!!!). Works well as a bedside lamp but also provides enough light for the room. I would not hesitate to buy another product made my Pablo and am considering one of the smaller models!
Great function, design
Verified Reviewer
We ordered two 12" lamps to use on bedside tables and they are perfect in our contemporary, minimalist decor. We thought the 'shade' was glass but it's a thick poly plastic which is better for us as we have a toddler. There is a dimmer on the cord. Our only suggestion is that we would have preferred the dimmer/on/off switch to be at the base of the lamp and not the cord but it's a small detail. Nice also that these are made in the USA (San Francisco). They were well packaged and came with care instructions.
Very stylish, accent lamp
This lamp is perfectly situated on a credenza in my home office. It serves as an attractive accent lamp providing additional but not primary lighting in the work area. The 18" lamp provides a nice presence and casts varied amounts of light depending on the situation. I'm glad they outfitted this lamp with a rheostat so the light can be adjusted with the mood of the room. It's a beautiful lamp that fills a number of lighting situations within a room.
Perfect for our nightstands
We don't have a huge bedroom, therefore, we don't have huge nightstands. The Elise Table Lamp fits perfectly while provide enough light. Best part, they're chic!
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.
