Walnut Floor Lamps

The Nelson™ Bubble Lamps® by Herman Miller® are instantly recognizable as important pieces of mid-century modern design, and can even be found in the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York. Introduced in 1952, the Nelson Lotus Bubble Floor Lamp – Cigar features the famed spray-coated plastic material that hugs a steel wire frame, and stands on a tall stem with an either Brushed Nickel or Walnut base. The result is a softly diffused light that is integral to the iconic nature of the design.

The Wally Desk Lamp by Robert Abbey is a unique blend of modern and rustic design, featuring a branch-like body made of Walnut Wood that is supported and accented by sleek finished metal. A tapered Oyster Linen shade suspends from the outmost branch (via a Black Fabric wrapped cord), providing effective downlighting as well as a pleasantly diffused ambient light.

Since their introduction in 1952, the Nelson™ Bubble Lamps® by Herman Miller® have become important pieces of mid-century modern design, and can even be found in the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York. The Nelson Lotus Bubble Table Lamp – Cigar makes the famous spray-coated white shade a portable fixture, and places it on a Brushed Nickel stem with either a matching metal base or in Walnut.

Simple and chic, the Robert Abbey Capri Table Torchiere designed by Jonathan Adler is handsomely composed of cased glass and walnut, the overall look artistic yet reserved.

A dramatic blend of suspension and natural materials, the Cerno Fons Floor Lamp references fundamental engineering techniques and morphs them into a warm and inviting light fixture. A long-reaching cantilever arm resembling those used in bridge construction exposes the structural elements; natural walnut supports the aluminum arm with a pitched tension cable clearly holding the whole structure together. The warm light within the linen shade seems to float weightlessly making the balancing act of such a long reach impressive.

"Go big or go home" doesn't have to be a choice with the Cerno Valeo LED Floor Lamp. Bring this big fixture right into home or office to make a dramatically architectural statement. The silhouette is almost industrial, but significantly warmed for the home by the naturally decorative grain of the Walnut wood frame, which is elegantly angled to drop the linen shade far across the space. The reach and height of the shade are adjustable to custom-fit this piece to the room, so that it provides ideally placed light; many other fixtures of such an imposing size lack this versatility.

The Nelson™ Bubble Lamps® by Herman Miller® are instantly recognizable as important pieces of mid-century modern design, and can even be found in the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York. Introduced in 1952, the Nelson Lotus Bubble Floor Lamp – Pear features the famed spray-coated plastic material that hugs a steel wire frame, and stands on a tall stem with an either Brushed Nickel or Walnut base. The result is a softly diffused light that is integral to the iconic nature of the design.

Create a singular decorative point in modern interiors with the Arteriors Babolsar Floor Lamp. This sharp fixture features an oval Black wax iron shade suspended about a third of the way down a pointed spindle. The glossy sheen of the Black shade is warmly balanced by the arched Light Walnut base.

In collaboration with furniture designer Frank Carfaro, the Cerno Altus LED floor Lamp stands tall and dignified with a solid wooden stem and a deep drum shade. Balanced by metal accents, the Walnut body is cut and faceted, revealing the natural grain of the wood while tapering slightly before reaching the square base. The metal arm suspending the shade has a post and lintel style construction, creating a perfect image of stability and unobstructed ambient down lighting. The Altus encourages energy-efficient lighting as well, and includes a dimmable LED light source.

Since their introduction in 1952, the Nelson™ Bubble Lamps® by Herman Miller® have become important pieces of mid-century modern design, and can even be found in the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York. The Nelson Lotus Bubble Table Lamp – Ball makes the famous spray-coated white shade a portable fixture, and places it on a Brushed Nickel stem with either a matching metal base or in Walnut.

Since their introduction in 1952, the Nelson™ Bubble Lamps® by Herman Miller® have become important pieces of mid-century modern design, and can even be found in the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York. The Nelson Lotus Bubble Table Lamp – Pear makes the famous spray-coated white shade a portable fixture, and places it on a Brushed Nickel stem with either a matching metal base or in Walnut.

Checkmate! You can move the Blu Dot Rook Table Lamp forward and backward, left and right, even diagonally, which just isn't legal in a real game of chess. A lamp that has great conversational appeal, this guy features an Off-White fabric shade and a solid Walnut body. Includes a cord that reaches over 6 feet.

One tough little Punk. The Blu Dot Punk Table Lamp is a small but scrappy (and rather lovely) light fixture. Both the base and shade are made out of steel that is either powder coated or plated in gleaming copper. All available finish options include an on/off switch made of solid walnut on the top of the shade.

With its handsome geometric silhouette and distinct artisan aesthetic, the Wally Table Lamp by Robert Abbey brings an unforgettable presence to your home décor. Its body is grounded by a tapered Walnut Wood base that's sculpted with dramatic conical angles and surfaces. At its apex, the body transitions to a finished metal stem that then supports a classically tailored Oyster Linen shade. Once lit, these decorative elements blend together beautifully, creating a warm, welcoming ambiance that everyone can enjoy.