Lenox Lamps
One of our loveliest additions to the Foder collection of products, Lenox table lamps are quite a wonderful find and will go with literally any home decor style. They are often with the additional shade that complements the hand-crafted base, and they are sturdy, never needing you to worry about them toppling. See collection for all Lenox Lamps
Lenox Lamps With Brass Curled Feet
Lenox Lamps With Brass Curled Feet
This Lenox lamp set is pleasant to the eye with its ribbed cream base and edgy brass curled feet. At the top of the cream porcelain ribbed base, it has curly details making it more appealing, and the yellow cords blend with the lamp.
Designer Advice:
They are great to add to rooms with other patterns as the ribbed base is subtle and isn’t distracting to another décor piece. A white pleated and linen shade with a bell shape would make these lamps even more finesse. Because the base is so gorgeous on its own, it’s best not to add bold lampshades that take away from them.
Lenox Lamp With Candle Stick Neck
Lenox Lamp With Candle Stick Neck
What We Like: Skinny unique candle stick neck
What We Don’t Like: Doesn’t come as a pair
Not So Good For: Creating a balanced, symmetrical décor
Perfect For: Placing on office, vanity, and craft desks
Resembling a slender candle stick, this Lenox lamp has a white porcelain base, a round brass flat, and a classy white lampshade. The porcelain piece on the lower half of this lamp has a crinkled texture that mimics flowers and leaves, giving it a natural touch.
Designer Advice:
The slender frame makes it perfect for small tables and takes up little to no space on large tables. Because of its small footprint, you can place crystal candy dishes and silver platters next to it without the worry you will clutter your table.
Lenox Lamps With Urn Style and Handles
Lenox Lamps With Urn Style and Handles
What We Like: Elegant Urn base style
What We Don’t Like: The square gold bases look a bit tarnished
Not So Good For: People looking for new age and clean appearances
Perfect For: Increasing antique flair and making a statement
Rare and exquisite, this set of Lenox lamps sits on gold metal pedestals with urn bodies and leaf handles. They are twenty-two inches tall, making them a great duo to display in living rooms, and they are cream in color for a vintage panache.
Designer Advice:
The cords are close to the same color but aren’t an issue if you can hide the cords behind a table or couch. The smooth texture, cream color, and minimal pattern allow you to top them with a burgundy or navy lampshade. The gold bases have a tarnished appeal, which some dislike while others adore.
Large Vintage Lenox Lamp Set
Large Vintage Lenox Lamp Set
What We Like: Antique floral motif vase style
What We Don’t Like: The mixed colors may be difficult to match
Not So Good For: Small tables and desks
Perfect For: Large side tables in living rooms and sunrooms
Colorful and floral, these Lenox lamps look like two large vases and are lovely enough to sit on their own next to the sofa. They are tall and heavy for added stability. They have pastel hues with pink flowers with light green, light yellow, and light periwinkle leaves on an off-white background.
Designer Advice:
Their feminine floral style is best suited with white pleated lampshades in bell or drum shapes. The handful of colors can make it difficult to match your current décor. Pair these porcelain lamps with decor that has pastel and brass accents.
Lenox Lamps With Ceramic Eggplant Design
Lenox Lamps With Ceramic Eggplant Design
What We Like: Small and dainty pair
What We Don’t Like: Wires and sockets don’t match in color
Not So Good For: Homes that are looking for a bolder and more colorful lamp
Perfect For: Styles emphasizing fruit and vegetable, including chinaware
These Lenox lamps are shaped like pears with eggplants sculpted into the cream ceramic body. They are outfitted with stylish, beaded, and round feet with scrolls and leaves marked into them. However lovely, they do have mix-matched cords, harps, and finials, which would need to be replaced if it is bothersome to look at.
Designer Advice:
The eggplant outlined in the base perfectly matches a room with deep purple walls, sofas, and other décor. Combining the lamps with deep purple hues will enchant a room and give it a royal ambiance.
Buying Guide
Vanessa is a New York-based designer specializing in architectural lighting. Whether you are planning an event, want to illuminate your backyard retreat or simply need advice on what lamp to purchase for your bedroom, Vanessa will be more than happy to share her knowledge and expertise.
While the table lamps don’t need to be identical throughout your living room, there needs to be a common element that ties them together. This can be color or style, so if you choose to use only Lenox table lamps in your living room, you have the freedom to vary the color of the lampshades because they share a similar aesthetic.
To create a cohesive look that plays on a Lenox table lamp’s traditional aesthetic, use matching pieces. You can place a pair of matching table lamps on either end of a credenza or living room console for a grand statement. However, if you have a rustic farmhouse or boho living space, consider placing two different yet coordinated Lenox table lamps on side tables at either end of your sofa to create a dynamic interior.
The beauty of Lenox lamps is that they come in classic and contemporary varieties, so you can choose a style of lamp shade that complements the style of your home.
You can leave a Lenox table lamp on overnight if the light bulb remains cool to the touch during long-term use. Low-wattage LED bulbs are best for this purpose, but other styles, such as CFlLs, also have low heat emissions. Bring your hand close to the bulb to check for heat after several consecutive hours of use before assessing whether it is safe to use all night.
Keep in mind that the lampshade that comes with the lamp must be designed for safety and fire resistance. Replacing this lampshade with a cheap paper or fabric lampshade from an untrusted source can increase the fire risk. For even greater safety, consider using a glass lampshade.
The best decor style for a Lenox table lamp partly depends on the amount of detail on the lamp, but generally, they work best with a traditional decor style and light colors. This is because they are often ivory in color with detailing inspired by lace, crown molding, and other elements of French Country or English Country decor styles.
The flowing silhouette and floral iconography of Lenox table lamps add softness to contemporary rooms as well. However, this only works well for simple Lenox table lamps with minimal coloring or detailing. You will also need to ensure the lamp is closer to white than ivory; otherwise, it will look outdated and out of place in a modern home.
