Table Lamps & Table Lighting

What type of table lamp is best for a hotel bedroom?

For hotel bedrooms, we'd recommend warm-toned table lamps with a fabric shade for a welcoming, comfortable feel. Ceramic or resin bases in neutral tones tend to work well across different room schemes and are a popular choice among our hospitality trade customers. Pairing matching table lamps on either side of the bed creates a symmetrical, boutique hotel look that guests respond really well to.

What is the difference between a table lamp and a bedside lamp?

Bedside lamps are a type of table lamp designed specifically for bedroom use. They tend to be smaller in scale with softer, diffused light to create a relaxing atmosphere. All of our bedside lamps are available at trade prices with bulk discounts available for larger orders.

How do I choose the right size table lamp for a commercial space?

Scale is everything when specifying table lamps for commercial interiors. As a general rule, the lamp base and shade combined should sit between 1.5 and 2 times the height of the surface it sits on. For trade projects where consistency across multiple rooms is important, our team can help you identify the right sizing for your scheme and recommend styles that work across different contexts within the same project.

Do you stock table lamps with built-in USB ports or smart features?

Yes, we stock a selection of table lamps with modern features including USB charging ports, making them a practical and guest-friendly choice for hotels, serviced apartments and rental properties where convenience is a priority. Smart bulb compatible table lamps are also available for developments where app-controlled or voice-activated lighting is part of the specification.

Can I get table lamps with matching ceiling lights or wall lights?

Many of our table lamps are part of wider coordinated collections, meaning you can source matching or complementary ceiling lights and wall lights from the same range. For trade buyers working across full interior schemes, this takes a lot of the guesswork out of specifying and makes it much easier to achieve a polished, cohesive look throughout a property or development.