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The floor lamp collection carries 184 pieces from Uttermost, Noir, TOV Furniture, Jamie Young, Zuo, John Richard, Troy Lighting, and Jonathan Adler — covering arc floor lamps, torchiere lamps, reading lamps, and sculptural statement lamps in metal, wood, cast iron, resin, and papier-mâché bases.
Uttermost & Noir
Uttermost leads with 52 floor lamps spanning a broad style range — antiqued iron arc lamps, hand-applied plaster column lamps, and burnished wood floor lamps with linen shades. Their floor lamps consistently deliver high visual impact at reasonable price points, with UL-listed wiring and well-proportioned shades. Noir at 25 pieces focuses on raw industrial-meets-handmade: blackened metal bases, hand-formed concrete, and woven fiber shades that have genuine material texture rather than a manufactured look.
Jamie Young, Troy & Jonathan Adler
Jamie Young contributes 18 floor lamps with their characteristic organic material approach — woven rattan bases, hand-formed brass, and natural fiber shades. Troy Lighting brings architectural precision with 6 floor lamps designed for harder-edged contemporary interiors. John Richard produces high-end floor lamps with hand-crafted details: custom patina metal stems, silk shades, and artisan-painted bases. Jonathan Adler adds personality — sculptural forms in bold colorways and lacquered finishes that work as room statements.
Arc Lamps & Reading Lamps
Arc floor lamps from Uttermost and TOV overhang a sofa or chair for ambient overhead light without a ceiling fixture — useful in rooms with low ceilings or no overhead wiring. Adjust-arm reading lamps from Noir and Zuo direct light for task use. For table lamp options, browse the table lamps collection, and for the full lighting picture, visit all lighting including pendants and chandeliers from Hudson Valley Lighting and Mitzi.
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