Piccola Table Lamp
by Pablo Pardo for Pablo Designs
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Reviewed by 5 customers
A lamp with personality
Verified Buyer
We love looking at this lamp which makes me smile. If you want a little light with a lot of visual interest this lamp is for you.

Perfect petite lamp for small space
Verified Buyer
Have had for a few weeks & haven't used much, but it makes me smile every time I see it!
Great bedside light
This is a very cute lamp that always makes me smile when I see it. Purchased one in yellow and one in red for guest bedroom. On/off/dim function is very easy to use once you figure out you only need your thumb. It took our cats three days more than predicted to knock off shade (no damage, of course, it's metal)--be aware it 'floats' on the bulb casing, not fastened down. Since it's a halogen bulb (gets hot), and the zipper actually does unzip straight to the filling in the base, probably not a good light for young children's rooms. But plenty of light for reading in bed--we don't use any more than probably ~30% of lumens available (with no ambient light). Kudos to Lumens for offering such delightful items!
Simple and Versatile
Verified Buyer
Wanted something not too tall, with some interest. This Lamp is great, the shade balances on a bulb casing so it is flat no matter the angle it is placed at. Just a bit of light comes through the pivot point to illuminate a picture on the wall. Perfect.
Pablo Piccola Lamp
Great little accent piece. In the red color it draws a lot of attention and is a very cool piece. As a LAMP...idk if it's the best choice for the actual utility of providing light. It's only about a foot high so if you're not directly under it don't expect to be reading by it. I'd buy another one in a heartbeat, but only for decoration or as a conversation piece in my office-- not for the amount of lighting utility it provides.
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.
