Brass Floor Lamps
Our selection of antique brass floor lamp replicas have the exact look and feel of antique floor lamps, but use present-day technology to ensure they adhere to safety regulations and are able to use brighter and more energy-efficient bulbs.
Brass was a very popular metal to use for classic floor lamps and is still used today in many modern and vintage replicas. Many of our floor lights use an antique-style brass finish to emphasise the lamp’s traditional influences. We have a range of brass finishes, including antique brass, polished brass and extravagant solid brass stands.
Swing Arm Floor Lamps
Having a swing arm on a floor lamp is a very useful feature if you plan to use your lamp for both ambience and functional lighting purposes. You’ll able to keep the light tucked away to create a pleasant relaxing light for darker evenings. Then, if you have an armchair or space below your swing arm light, you can rotate the light to give you the perfect illumination for reading or to even work under.
Lights with Flexible Arms
Floor lamps with a flexible arm are the modern equivalent to a swing arm, allowing you to raise or twist the bulb to direct the light at different angles. Often the flexible arm is a separate light to the main lamp, acting as more of a spotlight.
Many of our floor lamps with flexible arms also have a dimmer switch, allowing you to create a calm dimmed light in your living room.
Lamp Shades
Many of our floor lamps come without a shade, giving you the freedom to choose your own cotton lampshade. At Tiffany Lighting Direct, we specialise in Tiffany lights, so we have a wide variety of stained glass tiffany shades as well as a range of colourful fabric shades.
Where To Place A Floor Lamp In Your Living Room
The first rule to finding a place for your floor lamp is to ensure it is not in the way of traffic in the room. A floor lamp is large and will be obstructive if placed in the centre of the room. Generally, the best place for a floor lamp is in a corner of a room, or behind an armchair or sofa. This allows it to be away from footfall while allowing you to use the lamp for accent lighting, or for task lighting if you need a reading light.
Please read our guide for tips and advice on how to choose the perfect living room floor lamp