Bramwell Brown Ceramic Table Lamp with Black-Trim Petal Shade

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Bramwell is a compact brown ceramic table lamp defined by a tall rounded base and an ivory petal shade edged in black. The dark textured finish gives the base visual depth, while the separated shade panels create a sculptural flower-like outline. Its 33 cm height suits bedside tables, small consoles, reading corners, and compact desks. The neutral ivory, brown, and black palette works naturally with warm wood, cane, cream bedding, and understated vintage decor.

TOTAL HEIGHT 13" / 33 cm
WIDTH 10.6" / 27 cm
CABLE LENGTH 70.86" / 180 cm, with switch
VOLTAGE 110V–240V
LIGHT BULB Replaceable E27 bulb
PLUG TYPE EU / US / AU / UK; select the required option
PACKING LIST 1 lamp compatible with E26/E27 bulbs
1 unassembled shade
1 replaceable E27 bulb
1 assembly manual

The shade is supplied unassembled and should be fitted according to the included manual. Its petal panels soften the outline of the lamp and frame the replaceable bulb without concealing the distinctive trim. Beside a bed, Bramwell provides a compact decorative light without occupying the footprint of a full-size lamp. On a console or side table, the tall ceramic base adds an earthy vertical accent.

Choose the UK, US, AU, or EU plug option for the intended destination. The 180 cm cable includes an inline switch, giving the lamp flexible placement near a suitable outlet. A replaceable E27 bulb is included, and the fitting is compatible with E26/E27 bulbs. Actual light color and brightness depend on the bulb used.

Bramwell is especially suited to interiors that balance rustic texture with clean, compact forms. Its black-edged shade gives it a sharper graphic character than a conventional cream pleated lamp. The brown base coordinates with timber furniture and woven details, while the ivory shade keeps the overall look light. Use it indoors on a stable, dry surface and follow the assembly instructions supplied with the lamp.

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