Wood + Rose Gold or Wood + Gold suit warm, natural, and Scandi interiors — the wood grain reads as organic and the metallic shade adds warmth without aggression. Wood + Black is more graphic — the contrast between natural wood and matte black reads as contemporary and design-forward. All Black is the most versatile across dark or neutral interiors. Black + Chrome is the most industrial — suits loft, Bauhaus, and contemporary-formal spaces. Red + Rose Gold or Red + Black are the most expressive — best for maximalist and accent-forward rooms where the lamp is an explicit colour statement.

Model A (∅ 65 cm / H 160 cm) is the right choice for most standard living rooms and bedrooms — the 65 cm tripod footprint fits comfortably alongside a sofa or armchair without blocking movement, and the 160 cm height brings the shade to a comfortable reading position when seated. Model B (∅ 84 cm / H 170 cm) suits larger rooms, open-plan spaces, and positions where the lamp is the main visual anchor of a seating area — the wider tripod stance reads as a stronger design statement and the additional height suits taller ceilings.

The metal shade pivots on a joint at the top of the column, allowing it to be directed across a wide angular range — from pointing nearly straight up (for ceiling uplighting) to angled steeply downward (for focused task light on a reading surface or desk). The most useful positions are a moderate upward angle for ambient room lighting and a downward 45–60° angle for directional reading light. The shade holds its position once adjusted.

Yes, when fitted with a dimmable E12/E14 LED bulb and used with a plug-in in-line cord dimmer (sold separately — a rotary or slider dimmer that inserts between the lamp cord and the wall outlet). Alternatively, plug into a switched outlet connected to a TRIAC wall dimmer. Specify “dimmable” when purchasing the LED bulb and confirm dimmer compatibility with LED loads.