Atla 3 Light Crystal Table Lamp - French Gold

The Atla is a 3-light crystal table lamp built around a French gold metal frame supporting three tiers of faceted Asfour crystal droplets. Three G9 bulb sockets sit inside the crystal cage, creating light that refracts through the cut crystal and casts prismatic patterns onto surrounding surfaces. The lamp stands 400mm tall on a 260mm-diameter circular base, with a slender gold stem connecting the base to the tiered crystal crown.

Designed for bedside tables, console tables, and hallway credenzas where decorative and ambient light is needed without a ceiling pendant, the Atla provides both direct task light from the three bulbs and reflected, diffused light from the crystal layers. The crystal tiers are densely packed, forming a rounded shade that obscures the bulbs themselves while allowing light to escape through gaps between individual droplets. The lamp is dimmable when paired with appropriate G9 dimmable bulbs and a compatible dimmer switch.

The French gold finish is a warm, slightly muted tone midway between polished brass and antique brass, offering depth without the high reflectivity of polished chrome or nickel. Each Asfour crystal droplet is precision-cut with multiple facets, producing rainbow refractions when lit and maintaining clarity when the lamp is off. The 2.1kg weight comes primarily from the metal frame and crystal mass, giving the lamp stability on flat surfaces without needing to be anchored.

What bulbs does it take?

The Atla takes three G9 capsule bulbs up to 33W each. Bulbs are sold separately. Most users pair this with warm-white LED G9 bulbs between 3-5W and 2700K-3000K for ambient bedside or accent lighting.

Is it dimmable?

Yes, the lamp is dimmable when used with dimmable G9 bulbs and a compatible dimmer switch. Both the bulbs and the dimmer must support G9 LED dimming for smooth performance.

How is the crystal cleaned?

The Asfour crystal droplets can be wiped with a dry, soft microfibre cloth. For more thorough cleaning, a barely-damp cloth with distilled water works well. Avoid spraying household cleaners directly onto the crystals, as residue can build up in the facets.

What's the difference between French gold and polished brass?

French gold is a warmer, slightly muted tone with less reflectivity than polished brass. It sits between polished brass and antique brass in the finish spectrum, offering depth without the high shine of polished finishes or the dark patina of antique finishes.