Crystal Touch Table Lamp – Gold, Black or White Acrylic Bedside Light

By Kavora
Regular price $108.99
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Colour
Facets catch light from across the room
Acrylic: light and hard to break at a bed
Touch control, found without looking
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A bedside lamp with a faceted crystal-effect acrylic body and a touch control, in Gold, Black or White. Faceting is the whole point of the form: cut faces catch light from different angles, so the body sparkles from a source elsewhere in the room rather than depending only on its own output. Acrylic rather than cut glass keeps it light and hard to break at a bedside.

Facets on a translucent body do something specific once the lamp is lit. Light strikes each cut face from the inside at a different angle and leaves at a different angle, which scatters the output rather than sending it straight outward, and throws small bright points onto the surfaces nearby. The touch control suits the bedside context, where a switch has to be found in the dark without looking for it.

It belongs on a nightstand, where a faceted surface has something to catch in a dark room. Gold is the warmest of the three; Black makes the facets read as edges and outlines rather than as sparkle.

  • Body: Faceted acrylic
  • Control: Touch
  • Colors: Gold, Black, White
  • Form: Table lamp
Materials

Materials vary by item — see the product description above for specifics.

Care & Assembly

Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and extended direct sunlight to help colors and finishes last.

Dimensions

Dimensions vary by item — check the details above for exact measurements.

Golden Touch Table Lamp lifestyle 1

Cut Faces Catch Light

Faceting is the whole point of the form. Cut faces catch light from different angles, so the body sparkles from a source elsewhere in the room rather than depending only on its own output. Unlit, it is still doing something.

Golden Touch Table Lamp lifestyle 2

Scattered, Not Sent Straight

Once lit, light strikes each cut face from inside at a different angle and leaves at a different angle again. That scatters the output rather than sending it straight outward, and throws small bright points onto the surfaces nearby.

Golden Touch Table Lamp lifestyle 3

Built For A Nightstand

Acrylic rather than cut glass keeps it light and hard to break where it matters most. The touch control suits the same context, since a bedside switch has to be found in the dark without looking for it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it real cut crystal?

No, it is faceted acrylic with a crystal effect. That keeps it light and hard to break, which is worth more on a nightstand than the extra weight of cut glass would be.

What do the facets do?

They catch light from different angles. Unlit, the body picks up whatever light is already in the room; lit, each face redirects the output and throws small bright points onto nearby surfaces.

How is it switched on?

By touch. That suits the bedside context, where a switch has to be found in the dark by hand without anyone looking for it or fumbling behind the body of the lamp.

Which color should I choose?

Gold is the warmest of the three. Black makes the facets read as edges and outlines rather than as sparkle, which is a very different effect. White sits between the two.

Where does it belong?

A nightstand, where a faceted surface has something to catch in a dark room. Somewhere brightly and evenly lit gives the cut faces far less to work with than a dim bedroom does.

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