With three lovely stems culminating in beautiful white art glass flowers, the Aerial torchiere designed by Ori Goldberg has a very botanical aesthetic. Light and airy, this adds a feminine touch while providing functional lighting with elegance. A vertical pole dimmer allows you to adjust the lamp's brightness.

Simple yet elegant, the Pangea Torchiere's upward-reaching light is cupped by a hand-forged piece of steel art designed by HF's David Martin. Positioned at the end of a reverse fanfare trumpet-shaped steel body, its in-line cord foot switch is carefully placed to not interrupt the lamp's sleek tinge.

Just perfect for the look I wanted. It is tall so measure your space and make sure the size works for your space.. Anonymous. Sun Aug 31 2025

With two glass tubes topping stands of steel, our Metra floor lamp looks like it's striving to reach the sky. The fine, straight lines of the design readily add a touch of class to a room.

Super high end piece, well constructed and very heavy! Love it!. Anonymous. Delaware. Mon May 20 2019

The Rovigo collection features unique curved hand-blown Murano glass shades and crimped detailing in a hand-painted weathered silver finish. This floor lamp has two stems that each support one shade and a single curvy stem that is intertwined in between these giving it some interesting detail. The square base has a zig-zag cut out only adding to the playful character of this great floor lamp.

Each Chrysalis torchiere features three exquisite blown crystal pieces, created using intricate crystal-blowing techniques. Thick layers of crystal are carefully blown into a mold, forming the initial shape. With precision and finesse, a portion of the outer layer of colored crystal is removed through an artful grinding and polishing of the facets, revealing the hidden inner sparkle of the crystal of his sculptural floor lamp.

Taking a cue from the tall ornamental stands for candlesticks from long ago, our torchiere rises to the height of elegance with two rods of steel escorting the steel tube up to the glass bowl.

Ronald. Fernandina Beach, FL. Thu Nov 04 2021