Fleur De Lis Lamp

What We Like: Simple and easier to blend with current décor

What We Don’t Like: They look a bit dark when they aren’t on

Not So Good For: Pairing with dark room colors and walls

Perfect For: Bedroom nightstands and moody lighting

Sold as a set of two, these fleur-de-lis table lamps are made with polyresin and painted a distressed brown. The base is square like a podium with a vase shape on it adorned with many small fleur-de-lis stamps. It provides ambient light, has a rotary socket switch, and the cord is brown to blend in with the base.

Because of their deep brown shade and base, they become invisible in dark warm rooms. If you want it to stand out better, place them in rooms with light and neutral ivories, beiges, and whites. The darker shades mask the brightness of the light, offering the perfect mood lighting for a bedroom.

What We Like: Stained glass adds brilliant colors

What We Don’t Like: The fleur-de-lis isn’t as distinct as seen on other lamps

Not So Good For: Traditional, modern, or country sense

Perfect For: Eclectic styles and providing downward light

Unique and eclectic, a stained glass shade with fleur-de-lis patterns is not the first style most people think of when shopping for such a lamp. It is beaded with gems, and the tarnished-looking base with sculpted leaves gives off a vintage vibe. The colors that make up this lamp are blue, orange, green, and red and the cord is black.

What We Like: The long candlestick stem and its height

What We Don’t Like: Fleur-de-lis is minimal and small is design

Not So Good For: An exaggerated fleur-de-lis lamp

Perfect For: Console tables and living room side tables

Supported by a square steel base, this tall lamp sits steady, and its slender stem adds grace. It features a clear cord, and a light gold bell lampshade, and is topped with a decorative finial.

Place it on side tables next to a sofa that sits low to the ground to showcase the height of these lamps. They also make for great reading lights because they are tall enough to shine light over a book. Their slender appeal may look odd if placed by themselves on a table, so add a vase or another decorative piece beside them.

What We Like: Gold and ivory tones

What We Don’t Like: The fleur-de-lis base is flat and two-sided

Not So Good For: People wanting a more three-dimensional lamp

Perfect For: Living room side tables, home offices, and long entryway tables

The gold base and pleated shade give this fleur-de-lis lamp a French country and traditional finesse. The single and large fleur-de-lis base makes it stand out without question and the oval beige shade adds a feminine touch.

What We Like: Intricately designed and unique

What We Don’t Like: Only a few home styles can pull it off

Not So Good For: Enhancing elegance in a room

Perfect For: A functional light and eye-catching art piece

This fleur-de-lis lamp embraces a kneeling knight with a sword to give a true medieval and renaissance flair. The lamp base is made of resin and the bell lampshade punched with holes for a neat effect is made of metal. It is sold as a set or individually and is twenty-two inches tall.

The detail on this lamp base is amazing and the fleur-de-lis pattern sprinkled on the shade is gorgeous. Because of its design, it can easily be seen in a game room in the basement or as an accent piece in an office.