Bell Orchid Table Lamp
Bell Orchid Table Lamp
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Tulip-shaped shades open outward on slender metal stems, each one a small bell of white polycarbonate holding a bulb inside it. Lit, they read as a cluster of flowers with light at the centre of each; unlit, they are a sculptural outline on a table. The metal frame is fine enough to keep the whole thing looking light despite standing 36 cm tall on an 18 cm footprint.
Decorative lamps have to earn their surface. This one does, because the light is genuinely usable: the shades throw downward and outward, which is enough to read a magazine by on a side table. It suits a bedroom dresser, a study desk, or a lounge console where the lamp is on display as much as in use. Two either side of a sofa give a room symmetry without matching everything else in it.
It stands 36 cm high with a base diameter of 18 cm and uses G4 bi-pin bulbs at AC 110V, which is worth checking before buying replacements, as it is not a 12V fitting. Operation is a push-button switch and it is not dimmable. Bulbs are not included. Dust the shades with a soft brush. Vandora keeps a little ornament in the mix.
- Type: Table lamp
- Material: Metal and polycarbonate
- Dimensions: Ø 18 cm (7 in) × 36 cm (14 in) high
- Bulb: G4 bi-pin, LED or Edison style, not included
- Lamp base: G4, AC 110V (not suitable for 12V)
- Voltage: AC 110–240V
- Switch: Push-button, non-dimmable
- Application: Indoor — bedroom, living room, study, lounge
- Care: Dust with a soft brush
Frequently Asked Questions
What bulb does it take?
It uses G4 bi-pin bulbs at AC 110V, which is worth noting since G4 is more commonly a 12V fitting elsewhere, this one is not. Bulbs are not included, so check for the AC 110V version when you buy replacements. An LED or Edison-style G4 bulb both work.
Can I dim it?
No, it operates on a push-button switch and is not dimmable. It is on at full brightness or off. If you want adjustable light, this is not the fixture for that, but as a fixed accent and reading light it does the job well.
Is it bright enough to actually read by?
Yes. Although it reads as decorative, the tulip shades throw light downward and outward, which is enough to read a magazine by on a side table. It works as a functional lamp as much as an ornamental one.
How big is it?
It stands 36 cm tall on an 18 cm diameter base, tall enough to have presence on a dresser or console without needing a large surface. The metal stems are fine, which keeps the whole shape looking light despite the height.
How do I clean the shades?
Dust them with a soft brush, since the shades are shaped in a way that a cloth can catch on. A light pass over each bell keeps them clear without disturbing the stems. This is the only upkeep it needs.
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