Faceted surfaces do something plain ones cannot: they break a single light source into dozens of small bright points, so a lamp this size throws far more visual interest than its output would suggest. The sculpted crystal-effect shade sits on a polished gold base, which is a deliberately art deco pairing and reads as decorative rather than functional from the moment it is switched on.
It is cordless, running on a rechargeable lithium battery charged over USB, which changes where it can go. Restaurant tables use lamps like this because there is no cable to route; at home the same freedom means it can move from a bedside table to a dining table to a balcony over the course of an evening and go back on charge afterwards without any fuss. The facets throw more light around the room than the wattage alone suggests.
Touch dimming means brightness adjusts with a finger rather than a switch, including down to a very low setting that works as a night light. Charge it fully before first use, avoid leaving it permanently on charge to preserve the battery, and clean the faceted shade with a soft dry cloth, working into the facets where dust collects. Keep it away from damp rooms.
Shade: Sculpted crystal-effect, faceted
Base: Polished gold finish
Power: Rechargeable lithium battery, USB charging
Control: Touch dimming
Light: Soft, radiant ambient glow
Style: Art deco meets modern
Use: Bedroom, dining area, lounge
Care: Soft dry cloth into the facets, keep away from damp
