A table lamp combining a wood base with a round lampshade and LED lighting, styled with vintage-trendy appeal for living room use. The natural wood material differentiates it from the metal, glass, and acrylic lamps that dominate the rest of the catalog, appealing to buyers wanting a warmer, more organic material palette.
Overview & Design
Wood is a genuinely distinct material choice in this catalog, which otherwise leans heavily on metal, glass, and acrylic. This lamp's round lampshade and vintage-trendy styling target buyers wanting a warmer, more natural-material living room accent.
Features & Applications
LED lighting keeps running costs low, while the round shade and wood base combination suits reading nooks and general living room decoration. Positioned for both function (reading) and decor.
Buying Considerations
Confirm the wood type (solid wood vs. wood-look veneer or composite) before publishing material claims, since this affects both price positioning and durability expectations.
OEM customization for finish applies as with the rest of the catalog.
● Natural wood material — distinct from the catalog's metal/glass/acrylic lamps.
● Round lampshade with vintage-trendy styling.
● LED light source.
● Suited to both reading and general living room decor.
| Specification | Value |
| Product type | Wood table lamp with round lampshade |
| Base material | Wood (confirmed, exact type NOT CONFIRMED) |
| Shade shape | Round (confirmed) |
| Light source | LED (confirmed) |
| Dimensions | Available on request — confirm with sales |
| Power source | Available on request — confirm with sales |
Living rooms, reading nooks, general home decor wanting a natural-material accent.
Q: Is the base solid wood?
A: Not confirmed in the current listing; request material confirmation from Chuse before publishing specific material claims.
Q: How is this different from the similarly-named minimalist lamp in the catalog?
A: This one uses a wood base for a warmer, vintage-trendy look, while Product 30 uses a different, more minimalist material approach — confirm both with Chuse to ensure they stay clearly differentiated.
Q: Is it suitable for reading?
A: Yes, per its stated reading-lamp positioning; confirm brightness/lumen output for specific reading-use claims.