Dimmable Floor Lamp - 3 Lights Arc Floor Lamps for Living Room, 1000LM Modern Tall Standing Lamp With Beige Shades & Heavy Base, Mid Century Tree Floor Lamp for Bedroom Office, 3 LED Bulbs Included

I had a really hard time finding dimmable lamp that was not like those new fangled ones where they have different light settings for warm, cool, day... Etc. Those kind of lamps take special bulbs and remotes that are not cheap. In fact, a lot of them you can't even replace the bulb... you have to buy a whole new remote & bulb! Yeah, they don't tell you that when they're advertising it!! I learned the hard way with that. So, finding an LED lamp that was dimmable AND took regular dimmable LED lights? That's what really attracted me to this purchase. Also, thought it had a unique look to it. A little bit on the industrial side, but it's actually going to work well with my farmhouse furniture that has the iron accents. I absolutely love the dimmable aspect. It can get pretty dim while providing ambient lighting, and it can also get pretty darn bright and light up the entire living room. I was actually impressed with how much it lit up the room (and it's a fairly decent sized room).I only just got the lamp and I haven't been using it much because some of my living room furniture still is being delivered, but I can't really see there being any issues anytime soon. If anything changes I will try to remember to come back and update this review.I now call this my "spider lamp." I included two pictures of the same lamp because I can't remember whether I took a photo with a flash on and one without, thus creating variation and lighting. So I'll just include them both.Also, the base is very heavy. And the vertical pole is wider in diameter than a lot of these stand-up lamps out there; thus creating a much more sturdy product. Unlike many floor lamps I've purchased in the past, I don't feel like this thing is going to topple over when I want to turn it on. It doesn't even so much as wobble when I touch it. Awesome! I was impressed about that when I first pulled it out of the box.I still have to use the little key to manipulate the lamp arms that hold the shades and the light bulbs to be positioned where I want.. but I was saving that for once all my furniture was in place so I would know exactly how I want to position it (cuz I'm literally still moving in). But, they ARE movable, and you can arrange it to where you want them to be.Came with instructions, and they were, for the most part, easy to understand and follow. Just know that when you get to the part where they want you to position all the little arms that come out of the top? You're supposed to push the cord into the pole and not the other way around. Took me a second to figure that one out... LOL... Derp! You'll know what I'm talking about when you get to that step haha.At this point yes I would recommend. Again I cannot speak on longevity. But I can't imagine outside of having to replace bulbs down the road that anything would be an issue. Time will tell.

This lamp is exactly what I needed - elegant, stable, and functional. The adjustable brightness is a huge plus, allowing me to switch from cozy mood lighting to bright task lighting in seconds. The quality is excellent, and it was easy to assemble. It elevated my entire living room. Highly recommended!

I purchased this lamp back in March. When I opened it I was a little daunted by the amount of parts. It has literally been sitting in the box for almost a year because every time I looked at it, I was not up for a project. Turns out, it was super simple to put together and I did it in minutes as the parts were already kinda sorta put together, you just need to screw them together.The base is really heavy. There is no knocking this thing over. I love having the three hanging lamps. It adds a nice touch to my otherwise hum drum living room. It is in a corner behind/above a sectional sofa. I think the height of this is exactly what my living room needed.The lightbulbs all work. I am glad it came with them as I didn't have three lightbulbs on hand. It is dimmable which is a good feature too.The metal wire disk...don't know what it is called, but that is better description than thingy lol. I guess I installed it upside down in the lampshades because you can see it peeking through the top. At this point it doesn't bother me enough to fix it, because I am not climbing over the sofa to flip it to be concave. Now that I look at it and my other lamps in the house, it probably was common sense. But that brings me to the instructions. There were basic instructions, and better than most assembly instructions, but they didn't include a few key parts that made me sit down and figure it out. But still, it only took me minutes from beginning to end.It looks high quality, and like I mentioned it is pretty heavy so it doesn't seem cheap. The price was good for this and I would recommend it.

This is a fairly nice lamp. It wasn't too difficult together despite the limited instructions. It's easy enough to adjust and seems to be sturdy. My biggest complaint is that the wire hanging down to the lampshade really ought to have some kind of light/flexible conduit over it to make it seem more finished. The way it hangs with the cord kind of crooked and wonky just isn't as good a quality as I would like and comes off a bit cheap.

This was pretty quick and easy to put together. I needed a lamp to fill a corner in a room with an open ceiling and this was the perfect fit. The poles are quite thin so you'll need to be careful not to bend them too much. A nice piece that looks much more expensive than it is. Recommend if you don't want to pay Pottery Barn or Restoration Hardware prices but want the same look and style.