French Country Floor Lamps

154 Ideas by Vanessa Weber

Lighting rules are simple. Depending on the size of your room, you need to include at least two or three light sources. And while overhead lighting can certainly illuminate your space, it’s the cast lamps’ lights that contribute to a warm and cozy feeling. Adding a beautiful floor lamp or two can add another layer of decor and light to any room, and with these six French country floor lamps, you’ll be adding more than just light — you’ll be gracing your room with a mix of rustic and refined decor.

French country lamps

A true beauty - this French country floor lamp is a fine choice for when you're going for a more classy and subdued decor in your interior and would love a nice accent piece. It sports the brass base and a simple yet oddly fitting beige shade.

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Knob Hill Floor Lamp - for reading corner

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Beige French Candlestick Floor Lamp

Lori Floor Lamp

Lori Floor Lamp

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Tasseau Floor Lamp

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Vintage-style French country floor lamp with a sturdy base for support. The lamp features intricate craftsmanship around the stem and its recessed stained finish makes it a great piece to accessorize any space. You also get a rounded fabric lampshade at the top for more style.

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French Country Floor Lamps

Buying Guide

A French country floor lamp is a gorgeous addition to your living room and deserves to be front and center. But what is the ideal position for a floor lamp in a space with a TV? Your French country floor lamp should sit next to the television, but far enough away that the warm light doesn’t shine onto the screen. You can also place it slightly behind the TV screen to prevent glare.

The distance you’ll need to place the lamp away from the television ultimately depends on the size, shape, and brightness of your specific lamp. Floor lamps serve best from the corner of a room, so if you place your French country lamp in the corner and the TV centered on that same wall, you’ll avoid any unwanted reflections.

Floor lamps come in various styles and configurations, which can impact the type of light emitted. The benefit of a French country floor lamp is that it often features a shade with a wide opening at the bottom, sending diffuse light around the room. These pieces are ideal for placement next to a TV as they send the light downward.

To choose the right bulb for your French Country floor lamp you’ll need to consider a few factors about your living space and the function of the lamp. Depending on the lamp, you might be choosing between incandescent, LED, halogen, and CFL light bulbs.

The most common options for home lamps are LED and incandescent bulbs. LEDs emit a bright light, are energy efficient, and give off no heat while operating. They have a long lifespan (up to 50 000 hours), so if your floor lamp is in a hard-to-reach area, this can be a convenient solution.

However, many people will prefer the cozy warmth that an incandescent bulb gives off for their French Country floor lamp. While not as energy-efficient, they give off a bit of heat and cast a warmer, orange glow that beautifully complements the French Country design scheme.

Due to the way that a French country floor lamp’s shade is angled, this type of lamp tends to make a great office or reading lamp—as most of the light will be directed downward.

Because of this, we’d recommend placing a French country floor lamp just next to an office desk, reading chair, or on either side of a sofa or couch.