Japandi Wood Table Lamp for Bedside, Mango Wood, Three Sizes

When the ceiling light goes off, your room needs something lower to keep it warm. This light does that with mango wood and a wide cloth cone — a soft pool of light at eye level, not a glare from above. In daylight it reads quiet. After dark it does the real work.

A rounded wood base with flat faces

• Faceted, not round — Soft flat planes meet in rounded edges, so every face takes the light differently as you move past it.
• Mango wood on show — The grain runs the height of the base, pale across the flat faces and darker where it turns.
• A cloth cone shade — Cream on the outside, white within, tapering out from the stem to a broad rim.
• It stands on the wood itself — The base meets the surface directly, with no plinth or foot ring underneath.

Wood, cloth and a slim black stem

That is the whole lamp. Nothing on the shade competes with the grain below it — no piping, no pattern, just a plain rolled edge. The stem between them reads as a line rather than a fitting, which is why the wood carries the piece.

Fit and placement

The sizes are not one silhouette scaled up. Each base has its own profile, so the shape changes as it grows. Measure your surface first, then read the heights in the specifications against it. The shade rim reaches wider than the wood, so allow clearance for the rim, not the base.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Is the shade white or cream?
The cloth is cream. In daylight it reads close to white; lit, it warms.

Will the wood match the photographs?
Not exactly. Mango is a natural timber, so the tone, the figure and any small knots change from one base to the next.

Where does the light go?
Through the cloth as a warm glow, and out of the open bottom onto the surface below.

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