A mid-century wall lamp
you plug in.
A ribbed shade, a walnut backplate, and a slim steel arm. Hang it, then plug in.
What makes it special
Soft light beside the bed
The ribbed shade softens the glare, so close reading does not shine straight into your eyes.
No wiring. No hard install.
Hang the backplate, then plug in below. It works wherever there is an outlet, without opening the wall. The cord stays visible.
An arm you can turn
The adjustable arm moves easily and turns from side to side, so the shade can face the bed or the chair.
Walnut, this year's warmer note
Walnut is one of this year's materials. A white shade and a slim metal arm keep the lamp simple, in a mid-century room or a cleaner modern one.
In the room
One lamp, four silhouettes. The walnut backplate, steel arm, cord, and wood-bead pull stay. Only the shade changes with the wall.
Up close
Walnut, brushed steel, and a ribbed shade, joined so the cord looks finished rather than added on.
The ribbed shade
Vertical ribs in polymer, not glass. Metal rings finish the top and the bottom.
A slim metal arm
The arm rises from the wood and turns out to a brushed metal cap on the shade.
A finished cord exit
A metal collar sits where the cord leaves the wood. The shade itself is ribbed polymer, not glass.
The lamp itself
Not a styled room. Shade, arm, and backplate, then the pull, then the cord that plugs in.
Before it is joined
Shade, arm, and backplate, still separate.
The pull, in hand
The wood-bead pull hangs under the shade.
Cord, plug, and walnut
The cord leaves the walnut and ends in a plug.
Shade size and specifications
Four published shade sizes, with the arm shown for scale. Width and height measure the shade. They do not include the arm or the pull.
- Shade
- Ribbed polymer
- Backplate
- Walnut
- Arm
- Steel
- Cord
- Plug-in, remains visible
- Voltage
- 120V
- Mounting
- Wall
- Switch
- Wood-bead pull
- Bulb base
- E26 or E27
- Bulb included
- No
- Light source
- LED or Edison bulb
Find Your Perfect Fit
See the shade against a familiar piece of furniture. The room stays the same size. Only the lamp changes.
Installation and care
Mount the backplate, then plug in. No junction box, and no electrician.
Hang it, then plug it in
- Mount the walnut backplate on the wall.
- Plug the cord into the outlet below.
- Pull the wood bead to turn it on or off.
Care
Unplug before you change the bulb. Use an E26 or E27 LED or Edison bulb at 120V. A bulb is not included. A warm 2700K LED is a good match for walnut; that color temperature is guidance, not a published specification.
The shade is ribbed polymer, not glass. Dust it with a soft dry cloth. Do not soak it, and do not use a scouring cleaner. Wipe the walnut and steel the same way.
Questions, answered
Do I need an electrician?
No. Mount the backplate, then plug the cord into an outlet below. The cord remains visible. This is not a hardwired sconce.
Which shade should I choose?
Use the tall oval on a narrow wall. The sphere is the round lantern. The vase is softer through the middle. The saucer needs a wider wall. All four share the backplate, arm, cord, and pull.
Is the shade glass?
No. It is ribbed polymer. The name bubble describes the lantern shape, not a clear glass globe.
Should I buy one, or a pair?
One is enough beside a bed, over a console, or in a hallway. Buy a pair if you want the same shade on both sides of the bed. The backplate, arm, cord, and pull match.
Is a bulb included?
No. Use an E26 or E27 LED or Edison bulb at 120V. A warm 2700K LED is a good match for walnut. That color temperature is guidance, not a published specification.
How should I clean it?
Dust the ribbed polymer shade with a soft dry cloth. Do not soak it, and do not use a scouring cleaner. Wipe the walnut and steel the same way. Unplug the lamp before you change the bulb.










