bedroom dresser lamps Ideal Metal Table Lamp
SKU: 60399857079
bedroom dresser lamps

bedroom dresser lamps Ideal Metal Table Lamp

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Description

bedroom dresser lamps Ideal Metal Table LampEnhance the lighting decor in your bedroom, living room, office, or entryway with the industrial inspired Ideal Metal Table Lamp. This side table lamp brings illumination and warmth into mid century modern, contemporary, minimalist, or eclectic decors. The Ideal Office Desk Lamp shines with subtle vintage appeal, featuring a smooth metal dome lampshade for superior task lighting. This contemporary living room light is enhanced by a satin brass rod and

Enhance the lighting decor in your bedroom, living room, office, or entryway with the industrial-inspired Ideal Metal Table Lamp. This side table lamp brings illumination and warmth into mid-century modern, contemporary, minimalist, or eclectic decors. The Ideal Office Desk Lamp shines with subtle vintage appeal, featuring a smooth metal dome lampshade for superior task lighting. This contemporary living room light is enhanced by a satin brass rod and round base with a black power cord and a convenient on/off switch.

This bedside lamp requires 1 E26 60W max bulb or LED equivalent (not included).

Compatible with dimmer switches (not included).

Assembly required.

Clean with a soft, damp cloth.

Set Includes: 1 - Ideal

Specifications
Product Category Table Lamps
Overall Product Dimensions 12in. Length
12in. Width
18in. Height
Shade Dimensions 12"W x 6"H
Base Dimensions 8"L x 8"W
Product Material 1Xe26 Lampholder, Iron Shade/ Tube/Base,Black Pvc Cable, Length Of Cord: 71In, Type Of Bulb: E26, Wattage: 1*60W, Number Of Bulbs: 1Pc(Bulb Not Provided)
Product Color: Black Satin Brass
Product Assembly Yes
Product SKU: EEI-5629-BLK-SBR
Product UPC: 889654940203
Brand: Modway
Features and Benefits
Metal Table Lamp
Satin Brass Base
Black Power Cord With On/Off Switch
Bulb: 1 E26 60W Max (Not Included)
LED Compatible
Dimmable (Switch Not Included)
Assembly required
Returns & Exchanges

Returns Taken with NO Restocking Fees -- This item is returnable without a restocking fee. You can ship back the item to us at your cost and we will refund the price paid less the cost of shipping to you. As you know the cost of shipping furniture is not cheap but we can work with you and guide you how to ship back the item. For other details please see the Returns Policy.

Damaged items will be replaced.

Returns Policy

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