Cayman Metal Floor Lamp
Cayman Metal Floor Lamp
A brass floor lamp with a curved arm that bends out and down—the kind of reach that lets you angle light exactly where you need it. The shade is a pleated linen tapered drum, cream-colored, about 10″ across. The stem is a slim brass tube on a weighted round base, all in brushed brass. Height runs around 58″ to 60″ overall; the arm itself swings and tilts, so you can pull the light over a chair, a desk corner, or a reading spot without moving the base. It’s the sort of lamp that feels right beside a sofa or anchoring a bedroom corner.
Specifications
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal, iron, fabric |
| Light Source | LED bulb or Edison bulb |
| Base Type | E27 |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Finishes | Gold, beige |
| Overall Height | 58″–60″ (147–152 cm) |
| Arm Reach | Approximately 24″–28″ (61–71 cm) |
| Base Diameter | 10″ (25 cm) |
| Shade Diameter | 10″ (25 cm) |
Dimensions
Size: Dia 25cm x H 156cm / ∅ 9.8″ x H 61.4″Where It Works
Perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, reading nooks, home offices, dens, and studies—any space where you need focused, adjustable light.
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Common Questions
How high is this lamp, and can I adjust where the light points?
Total height is about 58″ to 60″. The arm curves out and down, and it tilts and swivels, so you can angle the shade over a chair, a desk, or wherever you need light. The base stays planted in one spot.
What size is the shade, and what kind of light does it give?
The pleated linen shade is 10″ across and tapered. Light pools warm and fairly focused—good for reading or detail work. The shade is cream-colored, so it diffuses without being too dark or moody.
Is the base heavy enough to stand on hardwood or carpet without tipping?
Yes. The base is weighted and broad enough (10″ diameter) to stay stable on both. Even with the arm extended and shaded, the balance holds. On carpet, you won’t need to worry about sliding.
Does the arm have any joints or pivot points I should know about?
The arm bends at one main curve, and the shade tilts at the socket. Both move smoothly but hold their position once set. It’s designed to stay where you put it without slipping.
What bulb does it take, and do I need to buy one separately?
See the Specifications for bulb details. The socket is standard, so any common bulb in the right wattage will work. Most people use a medium-base incandescent or LED in the 40–60-watt range for warm, even light over a chair.
