Steel Wood Table Lamps

Modern minimal meets traditional. A tapered wood table lamp base is topped with a design-forward boucle linen shade.

Expensive, but I like the way it looks in my space. Edit: 5/12026. After a few months, cracks started appearing in the base. Unfortunately I will have to return it (and pay for return shipping). Jeff. UT. Fri May 01 2026

Where a room already has enough pattern, the Galuchat Hourglass Table Lamp adds shape instead. Its belted hourglass body pinches at the waist and swells above and below, a curve that catches light differently on each side. Composite pressed to mimic panels of shagreen covers the surface, a treatment that reads as texture at arm's length and as pattern up close. Put it on a desk, a dining room sideboard, or a pair of nightstands where the silhouette reads from either side.

In a bedroom that needs a soft light rather than a bright one, the Orbis Table Lamp does the job with a frosted milk-glass globe cradled in a metal cup. The shape goes back to the globe lamps that filled rooms from the 1950s through the 1970s, when a sphere on a stem was the whole idea. Nothing about it has changed much since, and that is why it still reads as current in a room of low, simple furniture. The globe sits low, so the light lands where you are sitting rather than overhead.

The Eichholtz Bogota Dresser displays your favorite keepsakes in the most sophisticated way. Sleek and stylish, this Eichholtz dresser is crafted from charcoal grey oak veneer and features solid wood panels that create a ribbed effect, adding a contemporary, textured touch to your living space.

Slim and understated, the Galuchat Tapered Table Lamp draws its texture from composite pressed to look like panels of shagreen, with the fine pebbled surface that treatment is known for. The telescoping body narrows in steps as it rises, giving a plain column shape a bit of architecture. Low-contrast pattern lets it sit in an already patterned room without adding another print to the mix. It belongs in a home office, a bedroom, or an entry hall where a narrow surface is all there is to work with.