Type 75 Margaret Howell Floor Lamp
by Anglepoise
Reviewed by 3 customers
Not quite what I was hoping for...
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The yellow ochre color is actually the color of split pea soup. As others have mentioned the switch is not located in an ideal location on the chord. The articulation works well and the base seems adequately heavy. It would have been nice if lumens provided more product photos where the colors were accurate (this is not just a monitor issue) and the routing of the chord down the post is visible.
A Good Lamp - Works for me!
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Comments about Type 75 Margaret Howell Floor Lamp
I really like my lamp. I've been living with it for few months now. I like having a task lamp on the floor. I can turn the corner of the sofa into a cozy reading nook or work area when I want to escape my office. It's got good action, can easily redirect the light. As others have mentioned, the clips holding the wire are skimpy, but on the plus side, they basically disappear. I haven't had an issue. I love, love, love the color.
Well- and aesthetically-designed!
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Comments about Type 75 Margaret Howell Floor Lamp
Loved the Margaret Howell (type 75) floor lamp's design. The switch's floor location is inconvenient and wish the switch was higher up on the cord. The floor switch isn't heavy enough to lie flat on the floor. The lamp adjust well to position it easily in many positions. I give it a 👍🏼!
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Anglepoise
Anglepoise started in 1899 by Herbert Terry and sons. They originally sold products that used their springs, like toasters, bike seats and spring clips. It wasn't until 1931 when George Carwardine established a theory for using balanced weights with these springs that Anglepoise introduced lighting to the company.
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