Floor Lamps - Page 3

With the right combination of different light sources, the whole feel of the room is enhanced and here the floor lamp plays a central role. Not only as atmospheric spot lighting, but also as a classic reading lamp, for example in the living room next to a sofa. A dimly lit floor lamp is also ideal in the bedroom as a bedside lamp or to complement the primary lighting. The floor lamp is also versatile and flexible as it can be moved between rooms in the home if the need arises.

Combining lighting with a variety of light points requires the best possible lighting setup. Let aesthetics and function meet and create a cosy atmosphere with the right type of floor lamp.

What type of floor lamp should I have?

Of all the types of lighting fixtures available, a floor lamp is versatile and can be used in many different ways. The type of floor lamp you want depends on your needs and the room it is intended for. It's also important to consider the type of light you want the floor lamp to emit. In some cases, you may be looking for an extra point of light to create atmosphere, in other cases a reading lamp with a more directional light that can be controlled.

To get optimal lighting for all occasions, we usually recommend that you have around seven different light sources in your home's larger rooms. Natural light from the window combined with decorative floor lamps, general lighting and spotlights. This way, the lighting can be adapted to the time of day, the season and the mood you want to create in your home.

Whether you're looking for a discreet floor lamp that blends in with the decor or a more eye-catching version, you're sure to find the right floor lamp here.

Floor lamps for living rooms

In a living room, a floor lamp can be used in all kinds of ways. When you combine the other lighting in the living room with floor lamps, you can create an atmospheric and cosy atmosphere. Choose a floor lamp with a dimmer to adjust the desired level of light and combine freely with a ceiling light and table lamp.

For many people, choosing a floor lamp for their living room is an obvious choice, and the floor lamp itself is grateful to decorate a large or small room. Unlike a ceiling light, a floor lamp is flexible. A floor lamp can be moved around if you are looking for variety and to test how well all the light points work together.

Floor lamps for bedrooms

Decorating with a floor lamp in the bedroom is a great way to complement the primary light source, which is usually the ceiling light. The same principle regarding the number of light sources you should have is applied to bedroom lighting.

If you decorate the corner of the room with an extra lamp that you can also move, the lighting in the room immediately becomes both atmospheric and functional.

Floor lamp for a outdoor rooms

A floor lamp is not only suitable for the living room or bedroom. Brighten up your conservatory with beautiful light that creates atmosphere. Whether you are looking for decorative or general lighting, we have a wide range of floor lamps that are easy to adapt to your conservatory.

Not all conservatories allow for the installation of a ceiling light, which is where the floor light comes in as a natural alternative. Create a relaxing atmosphere with lounge lighting by combining various light points in your conservatory. A floor lamp together with string lights and other decorative lighting can work wonders.

Discover LED floor lamps

Choosing an LED floor lamp is both environmentally friendly and smart. Like any LED lighting you choose, it is more energy efficient than a regular lamp. In addition, the light source lasts much longer.

Another advantage of an LED lamp is that it does not heat up as much as a traditional incandescent lamp tends to. This makes it particularly suitable for reading corners as you can easily adjust your floor lamp without the risk of burning yourself.

A cosy feeling with LED lights

Another advantage of LED lighting compared to classic bulbs is that you can almost control both the colour and temperature of the light you want. There are many different types of LEDs, and you can choose between a warm white or cool white colour for your floor lamp.

Reading lights & arc lights

Two types of floor lamps that should not be forgotten are the reading lamp and the arc lamp. An arc lamp is a great option for those looking for an eye-catching floor lamp.

The reading lamp can be designed in a variety of ways and ultimately, it's about choosing a floor lamp that fulfils the purpose of making the reading corner the ultimate place in your home for reading.

Uplight floor lamp is perfect as a reading lamp

Uplights are lamps with an upward light and are a type of floor lamp that is too often forgotten. It is not only decorative but also functional and is ideal for reading. Choose an uplight with a dimmer to switch between function modes.

Uplights are decorative mood enhancers and have the ability to create a sense of extra space in a room with their diffused light.

Modern & classic floor lamps at NO GA

In our range of floor lamps you will find beautiful lamps from well-known designers from all over the world. Find a classic and elegant floor lamp from Fontana Arte or a modern design favourite from Flos. We are also proud to be the only one in Sweden to sell the fine lighting from Roll & Hill. The company designs and produces lamps by hand in Brooklyn, New York in close collaboration with several well-known designers. The lamps are made from solid materials such as brass, leather, wood and hand-blown glass.

Many floor lamps deserve to be mentioned here, so feel free to explore our wide range of floor lamps from Scandinavia, Europe and the rest of the world at NO GA.