Italian Glass Table Lamp – Orange, White, Yellow or Pink Body
The body is Italian glass in Orange, White, Yellow or Pink — saturated colors rather than tints, so the glass reads as a solid colored form in daylight instead of as something transparent. Colored glass at this intensity is a decorative decision first: the lamp is a block of color in the room whether or not it is switched on.
Colored and clear glass behave quite differently once lit. Clear glass simply passes light through; a saturated body absorbs some wavelengths and transmits others, so the light leaving an orange body is warmer than the source that produced it and the light leaving a pink body is noticeably softer. Glass is also non-porous, so a colored glass body cannot stain or discolor with age the way a dyed fabric or a painted surface eventually does.
It suits a console, a shelf or a bedside table in a room where one strong color is wanted and everything around it is kept quiet. White is the exception among the four, and it is the choice if the form rather than the color is the reason for buying it.
- Body: Italian glass
- Colors: Orange, White, Yellow, Pink
- 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.
Saturated, Not Tinted
These are saturated colors rather than tints, so in daylight the glass reads as a solid colored form instead of as something transparent. The lamp is a block of color in the room whether or not it happens to be switched on.
The Body Changes The Light
Clear glass simply passes light through. A saturated body absorbs some wavelengths and transmits others, so what leaves an orange body is warmer than the source that produced it, and what leaves a pink body is noticeably softer.
Color That Cannot Age
Glass is non-porous, so a colored glass body cannot stain or discolor over the years the way a dyed fabric or a painted surface eventually will. The color it arrives with is the color it keeps.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are the colors transparent?
They are saturated rather than tinted, so in daylight the glass looks like a solid colored object instead of a transparent one. That makes it a decorative decision before it is a lighting one.
Does the color affect the light?
Yes. A saturated body absorbs some wavelengths and passes others, so an orange body sends out warmer light than the source behind it, and a pink body sends out noticeably softer light.
Will the color fade or stain?
Glass is non-porous, so the body cannot stain or discolor with age. Dyed fabric and painted surfaces both shift over the years; a colored glass body has no mechanism by which to do so.
Why would I choose White?
White is the exception among the four. Pick it if the form of the lamp rather than its color is the reason you want it, since the other three are chosen for color first.
What kind of room suits it?
One where a single strong color is wanted and everything around it stays quiet. A console, a shelf or a bedside table works; a room already full of color leaves it nothing to stand against.
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