Adesso 8021-12 Dune Table Lamp, 25 in., 100 W Incandescent/ 26W CFL, Natural Rubber Wood/Steel Accents, 1 Table Lamp , White

i wasn’t expecting this lamp to be a little difficult to assemble but it’s worth it if u have the patience :) the instructions don’t really guide u how to hook it on right, as i was attempting a couple times. btw the hooks should be facing on top where the two little points are. i truly love the texture of the lamp shade, feels like crinkly paper so be careful stretching it out when placing it on the lamp as it could possibly rip! to me it feels light like paper but yet durable enough :) this one lamp sits on my desk and really brightness my whole bedroom with a warm cozy light. truly like the functionality & size

Amazing. I connected it to Alexa. My gf loves it when I say Alexa turn on the den light. It comes on 60%. And is beautiful with a movie.

This is a very nice, simple lamp. The one in the picture appears a bit more 'finished' than what arrives (base seems to be lacquered), which is a little misleading - you receive an unfinished piece of wood for a base. Which is nice if you want to stain it to match your furniture, but still, bit misleading there (yes, it says 'natural' but why have it finished in the picture? Why not say 'unvarnished' instead?). The lamp is a very neutral shade and does look very nice, especially for something that is basically a bit of wood, metal and paper. Assembly is easy and doesn't take very long, and it has a nice height to it, making it stand out in a living room or bedroom but not taking up too much space on a table or nightstand. The paper helps to soften the cast light a little. Over all, this is a unique lamp that adds something different to your room without too much effort or cost.

I purchased this lamp to replace an old Ikea Orgel lamp that I had been using for ambient lighting on my desk. The Ikea lamp was cheap and held up great for years and I wanted to finally buy a matching pair. Unfortunately, as with most Ikea products the lamp was discontinued and replaced with a more inferior version. The new version has an in-line switch which is inconvenient and inefficient when the cord is behind a table/desk and not within reach and is also all around smaller and lighter. I found this lamp and the look is so similar that I decided to buy it as a replacement. PROS: -The lamp is well made and the base is nice and weighty, not as heavy as a metal base but sturdy enough. -The paper shade is strong and stiff, large, and has a excellent height for such a tall lamp. It has a pull switch which is convenient and allows you to hide the wire completely behind a table. -It's very easy to assemble and comes with instructions though really none is necessary. -The pole is a thick strong steel (?) piece. -The shade had no underlying odor, which I sometimes find to be a problem with paper shades. CONS: -With tax, this lamp comes to about $40 some odd dollars. Not very expensive but if you're not set on a paper shade look then you can find better priced and better built alternatives. -The wooden ball at the end of the chain and the wooden base are two completely different finishes. -Finally, the most disappointing thing: the wooden base is completely unfinished. I expected it to at least be treated or have some kind of poly but it's like they just put a piece of unfinished wood from Micheal's and called it a day. It looks nice don't get me wrong but I accidentally spilled ice tea while cleaning up my desk and the base soaked up the liquid both from the top and bottom. I now have a large dark tea stain on the base. I'll be stopping by Homedepot to get some dark walnut stain to cover it up and some poly to seal it but just thought it's important to be aware before you order that you might have to do extra work to give the lamp a more finished look.

phew, i almost bought a 20$ kind that was popular but too small so i dug deeper thru amazon to find this one. used a 40watt frosted globe bulb reccomended by a person who bought the tall version, and it looks great, the maxx 100 watt would have been overkill. it was a little confusing how to assemble it in the begining but only took 10 minnutes. i want to buy a few more to place around my room, it is medium sized, convenient and can be placed anywhere and look good. very good reading light. warm glow, rather than hardcore overbright light. it lights up about half the room. great for if you are trying to reduce blue light too. wood base, wood pull string switch. i really like this lamp, transports me to japan every time i turn it on.

Love these. Great quality.

I bought the floor lamp (item # 8022-12) on March 30, 2015 from Amazon. The foot pedal stopped working in March 2016 for no apparent reason. The lamp lights up if I use an extension cord to plug it into the wall manually by hand so the problem is the foot pedal. However, I don't want to use the lamp incase there is a wiring issue. I had a cheaper similar lamp from Target for five years and the foot pedal was fine. Adesso would not send me a replacement because I contacted them after the one year warranty on April 19th. The manager did not even pretend to care. She seemed astounded that a foot pedal could malfunction saying "We never hear of this problem" even though I told her there is a review on Amazon from February saying their lamp stopped working. Then she wanted ME to recap all the info she had just taken down and email it to her. Ummmm no thanks. Please call Adesso at 212-736-4440 if your lamp breaks. Make sure not to do it even one day after the warranty expires. Some reviewers commented they could not find a customer service number. The lamp looks okay but the shade isn't always secure. It spins a bit. The cheaper IKEA ones like this are even worse.

I actually liked this floor lamp. I wanted to get two Magnarps from IKEA, but they are not available in the US anymore (still being sold in UK). These Adesso lamps where the closest I could find to the Magnarp in the same price range. The aren't super polished, but they still look fine and do a good job overall. That being said, packaging is the WORST i've seen. Like ever. Putting the lamp together is not complicated, but getting the lamp out of the packaging is a pain. The packaging creates a monumental amount of waste (a mess of cardboard and polystyrene, covered up in plastic tape all over) . A complete shame from the packaging side. I didn't have the shade length problems other have mentioned, but I did have a different problem - the center column, which holds both the bulbs and the shade, ends up in a screw on cap on the top. This cap secures the shade in place. In my case, the cap was fused together with the column. In all likelihood, the cap was assembled while the paint was still fresh, making it impossible to loosen it up without damaging the pieces. I contacted Amazon, and they gave me just two options: Exchange or return (no need to repackage, thankfully). I'd prefer to simple get the two pieces with problems (end section of the center column and the cap). What a shame - it's a waste no matter how you look at it.