Got a dark and awkward empty corner? Need enough light just to read your book and not illuminate the whole room? Want to add a warm and inviting atmosphere at night? Renting and can't change your ceiling lights? Sounds like you need a floor lamp! Let's take a look at some of your options. — Alicia from Atypical Type A
Lights, camera, action! Movie-style lamps are all the rage right now. Part glam, part industrial, they add an instant wow factor to your living room or game room.
The unusual stand shape of this glamorous lamp would be useful in tight or high-traffic areas such as hallways or near doors, to avoid being bumped or visually encroaching on the space.
Of course, a plain white shade is a great neutral accessory, but they can look a little, well, boring. Pair a basic shade with an elegantly detailed base, such as this sinewy design, to add interest.
Playing with scale is a great way to turn an ordinary object into an unexpected delight. Those chrome lines would work perfectly in a '50s-inspired man cave.
Although uncommon, the '60s favorite lamp with built-in table is definitely a practical addition to a small living room. Tuck it in the corner next to a lounge chair so your guests will have somewhere to put their drinks.
Make your guests feel like they're on a holiday in your home. Create a laid-back beach vibe with this teal and timber lamp, a sisal rug and striped bedding.
Looking like it's straight out of a contemporary art gallery, this giant matchstick light would be a talking point in a crisp white space — if you dare!
Jonathan Adler's signature cutout squares look stunning on this layered shade. The fun pattern with the chrome finish is perfect for the modern family's formal living area.
Define the lounge area in your open-plan space with this striking modern arc lamp. Come nighttime it will distract from the TV and provide an inviting zone for conversation.