Acrylic Floor Lamps
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.
The George Kovacs U.H.O. LED Floor Lamp is a perfectly functional torchiere with a diffused beam of up light and a Brushed Nickel metal structure. The thick White Acrylic shade adds a nice depth to the top of the fixture, creating an additional ring of light in profile. By using integrated LEDs, the upward spread of light can be seamlessly executed, improving the illumination with the added benefit of energy-efficiency.
Enliven your interiors with the clean contemporary lines of the Rotator LED Floor Lamp from ET2 Lighting. Steadied by a blocky metal floor mount, it sends up a tall, slim bracket shape that sets a posable aluminum channel into its open end. This channel completes a rectangular frame while placing a bright, power-efficient LED lamp behind an acrylic diffuser that is easily able to orient in any horizontal direction to cast direct, ambient, or reflected light as desired.
A sleek lighting design that will fit into even the tightest corner. The Keel LED Floor Lamp by SONNEMAN takes its design inspiration from ship construction to maintain strength and rigidity despite its improbably slim and tall proportions. It uses a Metal keel-style bar frame to do so. The solid bar intersects the Optical Acrylic frame for maximum strength and support, with a round weighted base for balance. The long shade transforms the light of the energy efficient LEDs within into a broad and even wash of light all around the lamp. Nowhere will you get as much light from this small a footprint.
Why We Love Acrylic Floor Lamps
Lamp shades serve the critical purpose of protecting the bulb of a light fixture. However, just because they were designed to serve a specific function, doesn’t mean that they can’t also be aesthetically pleasing. Acrylic floor lamps are a wonderful example of this. Their acrylic shades not only protect the bulb but also add style and grace to the light with unique designs and interesting textures. Use acrylic floor lamps to give your decor some height. These stunning pieces are excellent options for home offices, living rooms, and bedrooms where they can act as supplementary lighting to a general light source. Their style is undeniable and their function is unquestioned. Acrylic floor lamps belong in every home.
Decor that Works Well with Acrylic Floor Lamps
Lucite floor lamps are available in a wide variety of different styles, so matching them with existing decor is as simple as finding a common theme between your lighting. If you’re redoing everything or starting from scratch, an easy way to create a cohesive lighting scheme is to use fixtures of a similar style in the other spaces around your home. Acrylic table lamps are perfect for bedside lighting and accent lighting around the home. And, for large-scale lighting needs, acrylic chandeliers are the perfect companion to floor lamps. They are more formal than their counterparts, so we suggest using these in spaces like living rooms and dining rooms.
Favorite Acrylic Floor Lamp Shapes & Colors
You’ll find both acrylic shade floor lamps and acrylic floor lamp bases here. Options with acrylic shades produce a soft, diffused light that’s perfect for setting the ambiance. And, those with acrylic bases showcases unusual shapes. And, speaking of bases, the effortlessly cool appearance of acrylic tripod floor lamps certainly stands out. Their minimalist appeal leaves nothing to be wanted in the way of style and the addition of extra legs makes the floor lamp’s statuesque presence, all the more interesting.
How to Choose the Best Acrylic Base Floor Lamp
From size and style to height and placement, there are many different factors that go into choosing an acrylic floor lamp. Because there are so many options in so many different styles, it can be hard to make a decision. One way to narrow down your options is to decide how you want to use your lamp. If you just want to add another layer of light to your home, a lamp with an acrylic shade to diffuse the light is best. On the other hand, if you want to use the fixture as a reading light, a floor lamp with a directional shade and acrylic base is your best option. The most important thing to remember is to put function before form.
Other Considerations
There’s is a lot to love about acrylic floor lamps, but there’s also a lot to like about other types of floor lamps. Paper floor lamps have a similarly soft, light but with much more subtle elegance, than acrylic floor lamps. Cordless floor lamps have plenty to offer in the way of style, but their best feature is their mobility. Because they don’t need to be physically plugged into the wall, you can put them virtually wherever you want to.
