Dale Tiffany Butterfly Lamp

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Updated 10/05/2021

For a lamp that is so much more than just a light source, perhaps you should consider something from Dale Tiffany. These are intricately crafted and very attractive with plenty of applications in any home. And in our collection of Dale Tiffany butterfly lamps, you are sure to find one that will arouse the senses and make you smile every time you see it. See collection for more.

Buying Guide

What other decor will match with Dale Tiffany butterfly lamps?

Tiffany lamps are designed to resemble colorful and graphic pieces of art. When it comes to other decor that will match the Dale Tiffany butterfly lamps, the choices should be narrowed down to allow the lamps to remain the room's focal point.

The Dale Tiffany butterfly lamp is busy, to say the least, so try to use plain or neutral colors in whatever decor you are going for in the background or next to these pieces so they can stand out.

Do Dale Tiffany butterfly lamps give off enough light?

A Dale Tiffany Butterfly Lamp gives off a warm and cozy glow, all while providing enough light to be able to see. Some designs give off more light than others due to their shade size. Bell, bowl, and empire lamp shades create a diffuse light, ideal for gentle lighting, while drum shades are suitable as reading lamps.

With their stained-glass features, Tiffany lamps are perfect for when you want to achieve soft lighting in the evening, and room lights are too bright and artificial. They give off just enough light so that the room is visible, with their ambient hue providing a gentle and relaxing environment.

However, the amount of light a Tiffany lamp provides depends mainly on the type of bulb you use. High wattage incandescent or white LED bulbs offer the right amount of lumens to illuminate a large living room, while lower wattages are more suitable for table lamps.