Elevate the ambiance of any corner in your home with this stunning 40-inch rustic washed gray table lamp. Adorned with a white empire shade featuring a vibrant tropical fish print, it instantly adds a splash of color and brightness. Crafted from durable polyresin, the lamp showcases a purposefully distressed rustic finish, adding a touch of charm. This standard table lamp is designed to offer ample general lighting. Its high-quality design not only illuminates but also enhances the room's style. Ideal for creating a natural and calming light in your space. Measuring 40 inches in height, 16 inches in width, and 16 inches in depth, it's a substantial addition to your decor. The colorful tropical fish in shades of aqua, coral, red, and yellow make it a perfect fit for beach, nautical, and tropical design themes. It comes with a harp shade fitter to attach the 16-inch drum shade to the base and includes a 72-inch cord. No assembly is required, and it's suitable for commercial use. Rest assured, it's Prop65 compliant. Please note, product descriptions may reference specific features of 484515-HOMEROOTS. You'll receive the exact product according to the options (color, size, material, shape, etc.) you select on this page.
Using this table lamp is a breeze. Just plug in the 72-inch cord into a power outlet, and you're ready to enjoy the warm, inviting light. Since no assembly is needed, you can start using it right away. For a beachy or tropical theme, place it in your living room, bedroom, or even a coastal-themed office. When it comes to maintenance, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the lamp body and shade. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as they could damage the rustic finish or the tropical fish print on the shade. If the lamp needs to be moved, hold it by the base to prevent any damage. This lamp is suitable for commercial use, so it can be a great addition to a beachfront hotel lobby or a nautical-themed restaurant. Always ensure the power is off when cleaning or moving the lamp to stay safe.
