Squiggle Floor Lamp

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Squiggle Floor Lamp

A black steel stem curves like a sine wave from a round weighted base up to a pleated linen shade the color of cream. The shade is shallow and broad—maybe 16 inches across—so the light spreads warm and gentle over a small zone rather than casting far. The whole thing stands tall and thin, almost fragile-looking until you stand next to it. It’s the kind of lamp that reads as drawing first, light second, and it settles into a corner or beside a chair without demanding attention.

In the Room

Specifications
Material Metal, Fabric, Iron
Light Source LED bulb or Edison bulb
Bulb Base Type E14
Max Power 40W
Voltage AC 110–240V
Finish Black
Shade Color Beige, White, Dark Green
Cord Length 200 cm (78.7″)
Height Approximately 60″ H (152 cm)
Shade Diameter 16″ (41 cm)
Dimensions
Where It Works

Perfect for a bedroom reading corner, living room seating area, office or study nook, entryway or hallway accent, or any gallery-like interior where a sculptural light source adds visual interest.

Documentation
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Common Questions
How stable is it, and will it tip over easily?
The base is weighted and round—about 10 inches across—which keeps it grounded even with the tall wavy stem. It won’t tip from a brush or a cat. Assembly takes five minutes: stem slots into the base and locks down.
What kind of bulb does it take, and how bright is it?
See the Specifications for bulb details. The pleated linen shade diffuses light softly, so it’s meant for reading or ambient light in a corner, not for bright task lighting across a whole room.
Is the cord long enough to reach from a corner outlet?
The power cord is about 6 feet (1.8 m). If your outlet is farther, a low-profile extension cord tucked along the baseboard works fine. The black stem matches dark cord well.
Can I use a dimmer with this lamp?
Yes, as long as your bulb is dimmable—most LED and incandescent bulbs are. See Specifications to confirm what the fixture accepts, then pair it with a compatible dimmer switch.
Will the pleated shade collect dust, and is it washable?
Pleated linen does catch dust over time. A soft brush or lint roller handles surface dust. Avoid washing—the pleats are glued and water can damage them. Gentle dusting keeps it looking crisp.

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