Enhance your home decor with this charming nature-inspired table lamp. Crafted from cast composite, the lamp features a bronze-finished tree with intricately interlaced branches, creating a graceful and dynamic look. The antique brass-finished bird catches the light beautifully, adding an eye-catching element. The natural black marble base provides stability and elegance, while the black silkette tapered drum shade softens the light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Ideal for your living area, sunroom, or entryway tabletop.
**Specifications**:
- Materials: Composite
- Finishes: Bronze, Gold, Natural Black
- Dimensions: 33h x 7w x 7d
- Material Description: Eclectic
- Vase Material: Composite
- Vase Finish: Bronze, Gold
- Base Material: Marble
- Base Finish: Natural Black
- Shade Number: 287339
- Shade Color: BLACK
- Shade Fabric: SILKETTE
- Actual Weight: 16.00
- Shade Actual Weight: 4.00
- Switch Type: 3-Way
- Max Wattage: 100
- Bulb Code: Medium Base
- Bulb Count: 1
- USB: N
- MDF: N
- Color: Brown, Gold
- Mounting Width: 7.00
- Mounting Depth: 7.00
- Mounting Dimensions: 7w x 7d
- Body Max Width: 11.00
- Body Max Depth: 7.00
- Body Max Height: 25.00
- Body Dimensions: 25h x 11w x 7d
- Shade Dims: top(14) bottom(17) side(11)
Using your nature-inspired table lamp is easy. First, find a stable spot for it on your tabletop, like in your living area, sunroom, or entryway. Then, screw in a medium-base bulb with a maximum wattage of 100. You can use the 3-way switch to adjust the brightness as you like.
When it comes to maintenance, keep the lamp clean by gently dusting the bronze tree, the antique brass bird, and the black marble base with a soft, dry cloth. For the black silkette shade, you can use a soft brush to remove any dust.
Please note that the lamp does not have a USB port or MDF parts. Also, avoid placing the lamp in a very humid area to prevent damage to the composite materials. If you need to move the lamp, handle it carefully because it weighs 16 pounds in total, with the shade weighing 4 pounds.
