Stilt Floor Lamp in Walnut - Angle 1

Stilt Floor Lamp

$476 $595
20% off
Details
  • Walnut veneer legs
  • Linen lampshade
  • Cloth-covered cord
  • Standard A19 shaped LED bulb with E26 base included
  • Maximum wattage 100W or an equivalent CFL or LED bulb
  • Voltage: 120v
  • UL Listed
  • Some assembly required
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Dimensions
Overall
20"w 20"d 66"h
51cm w 51cm d 168cm h
Cord Length
130"l
330cm l
A dimensional drawing of the Stilt Floor Lamp
A dimensional drawing of the Stilt Floor Lamp
Assembly + Care
  • A light bulb is provided.
  • We recommend using an incandescent (100W maximum) or LED equivalent bulb.
  • A light bulb is provided.
  • We recommend using an incandescent (100W maximum) or LED equivalent bulb.
Assembly + Care
Shipping + Returns
This item ships via FedEx. The final delivery options are determined in checkout based on your cart's contents and ship-to address. If you aren’t happy with your purchase, notify us within 30 days of receipt and we will take it back for a refund of the returning item(s) minus a 10% return fee.

Pairs well with:

Fable 2 Door / 2 Drawer Console $3,116 $3,895
Chit Chat Side Table $500 $625

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A minimalist floor lamp with a tapered white drum shade, a brown wooden tripod-style frame, and a thin red cord extending from the base, shown on a plain white background.

Stilt Floor Lamp

$476 $595
20% off
$476 $595
20% off

Pairs well with:

Fable 2 Door / 2 Drawer Console $3,116 $3,895
Chit Chat Side Table $500 $625

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