Mouille Floor Lamp
Mouille Floor Lamp
A single black dome head pivots on a thin, angled stem that rises 63″ from a three-point spider base — the kind of floor lamp you’d pull next to a chair to read or work. The head swings and tilts, so you angle the light where you need it. Steel throughout, matte black finish, the base footprint is about 18″ across, lean enough that it doesn’t demand much floor space. The light pools downward and close, making it a natural pick for task work or as a quiet accent in a corner.
In the Room
Specifications
| Materials | Metal, aluminium, brass ball joints |
|---|---|
| Finishes | Black (body & shade) |
| Socket | E26 or E27 |
| Bulbs | 1 bulb · not included |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V, full-range |
| Sizes | ∅ 17.7″ × H 63″ (45 cm diameter × 160 cm height) |
Where It Works
Perfect for a home office, reading corner, bedroom, living room accent, or studio or workshop where task lighting and focused illumination matter.
Installation
Documentation
Common Questions
Does the head actually move, and how far can I angle it?
Yes — the dome head swings and tilts on a ball joint, so you can point it down at a chair, toward a desk, or adjust the angle for comfortable reading. The stem itself doesn’t bend, but the head gives you enough range to direct light where you work or sit.
Will this lamp tip over, or is the base stable enough for a small space?
The tripod base is engineered to hold steady — three points spread about 18″ across. It won’t wobble on level flooring. If you have a pet or kids who might swing on the stem, anchor it or position it out of traffic. It’s not weighted base-heavy; stability comes from that wide footprint.
What kind of bulb does it take, and is there a switch on the lamp?
See the Specifications for bulb details. The switch is typically on the cord or built into the fixture’s wiring — check the product specs or manual for exact placement and type.
How much floor space does this actually need?
The base footprint is roughly 18″ across (45 cm). You can tuck it next to a reading chair or into a corner without it sprawling. The stem is thin, so from above it takes up almost no visual real estate — it feels lighter than it looks.
Can I use this in a bedroom, and will it keep me awake?
Absolutely — angle the head away from the bed and toward your book or nightstand. The dome shape concentrates light downward, so it won’t flood the whole room. Pair it with a lower-wattage bulb if you want gentler light for evening reading.
