The Oldwalls Table Lamp is made of concrete onto which a painterly pattern has been applied in a mix of matte black, charcoal gray, and brown, the composition is then antiqued to look aged. The arrangement of the varied shapes in different colors is reminiscent of the cubist movement, and the textural feel of the antiquing gives the lamp a vintage feel.

Overpriced item. Shipping package was a nightmare,arrived intact but too much Styrofoam.. Rlw. FL. Mon Dec 08 2025

Textured cast stone - iron and acrylic mounting.

This is beautiful lamp and shade. Very realistic looking and heavy.. Billie. Los Angeles, CA. Fri Mar 13 2026

Creamy white and sultry gray capiz embedded into clear resin create this elegant table lamp.

I waited a very, very long time for these laps and it was totally worth it. They are the gem of my bedroom. I have 37” nightstand and they look amazing - all other lamps were too small. Gorgeous!. Christine. Pompano Beach, FL. Fri Apr 19 2024

With a surface that only an artisan could create, our Rainbow Table Lamp is made of porcelain onto which swaths of blue, green, sand, and rust hues have been applied. Sitting atop a clear optic crystal base, the multi-colored lamp is fitted with an ivory shantung shade.

This is a beautiful colorful lamp. Great size. Love it.. Norma. Edwards, CO. Fri Jan 12 2024

Stacked oyster shells applied by hand to the pedestal of the lamp create a textural column rising from a satin black wood base. This is one of their painstakingly hand-applied artisanal pieces. The shell table lamp is topped with an oatmeal linen shade.

Beautiful lamp!. Juliette. Homewood, CA. Mon Jan 06 2020

The Vivid Table Lamp lives up to its name with its swirling swaths of bright colors painted on its lozenge-shaped body. The multi-colored lamp glows even before it is fitted with an optic crystal base and finial, and polished nickel hardware. A polished design detail is how the shade is elongated in the same scale as the body and has rounded corners. The narrowness makes the lamp perfect for a spot where a fixture needs to sit close to the wall to free up tabletop space.