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Floor and table lamps place task lighting at different heights. Shade shape directs the light, and holder type determines which bulbs fit.

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About Lamps products

ArchiPro features only the best lamps from trusted suppliers in New Zealand. The versatility and diversity of designer lamps make them such an important and popular lighting fixture for the modern home in New Zealand. Whether you’re after a humble table lamp for your office desk or an extravagant floor lamp for the living room, you’ll find many great choices to consider. They are an important part of an extensive range of high quality lighting products featured on ArchiPro.

Lamps are fantastic, multi-functional lighting fixtures that bring a number of different benefits to a space. They can be used for task lighting like reading a book, they can be placed in different places quickly and easily and they can bring a sense of style too with many different designs to choose from. ArchiPro features only the best lamps from reputable suppliers in New Zealand.

Floor lamps

Floor lamps are freestanding fixtures that can provide a broad or specific source of light, depending on the design.  

Table lamps

Table lamps are used on desks, bedside tables and console tables, typically for additional task lighting in low-light areas and are extremely popular in New Zealand. A touch lamp can be switched on by touching its base or body, which can be useful beside a bed.

The advantages of high-quality lamps

Great lamps mean that your living area can be vibrant and well-lit. High quality options give you the opportunity to have a bit of fun too with many unique and stylish designs available. Choosing one with a bold lampshade, for instance, can add a nice pop of colour to a space that might be lacking. The best lamps are durable and robust, made from the finest materials with expert craftsmanship with original designs. They can be both decorative and functional if so desired, giving you a lighting fixture that can deliver on multiple levels.

Decorative turkish lamps can add patterned light and colour, while a heat lamp provides focused warmth where it is needed.

How to choose lamps that are right for you

Choosing lamps that fit the style and purpose you’re looking for can be difficult given the vast number of products. However, by starting with the very best, you’ll be looking at products that are made with the best materials, with the most on-trend designs and latest innovations. More specifically, you should first think about why it’s required from a point of view of lighting, thinking about the type that will best do that job, i.e. table or floor lamp. Then start thinking about the size and design that will suit that particular space as well as what features you might like light height adjustable flexibility, LED lamp lightbulbs etc. The styling is particularly important in the context of your overall interior styling as you ideally want something that will complement or enhance what’s existing and not diminish or detract. A baroque lamp can suit an interior where ornate detailing is already part of the scheme.

A larger room may suit three lamps, arranged to spread light across work surfaces and circulation areas.

Do lamps use a lot of electricity?

Common table and floor lamps do not account for a large proportion of the normal household energy usage and are generally more affordable and energy efficient than turning on all your ceiling lights. Additionally, if they are using LED bulbs, then you should be confident that your bulbs will be energy-efficient.

Do LED bulbs not work in some lamps?

Yes, LED bulbs do not work in some lamps so it is important to check the manufacturer's instructions before making any changes.

What common materials are lamps made out of?

Most lamp holders are made out of ceramics, plastics, glass or metals due to their ability to hold the lightbulb without becoming too hot and malformed. Fabrics tend to be used for shades though some use the aforementioned materials for that too.