Description
We stock the Dallas as a 6 light column floor lamp in gold, with six opal white glass globes arranged along a slim vertical stem. Each globe sits on its own arm reaching out from the central column, and the opal glass diffuses the light so you get a soft, even glow rather than harsh glare. It is a floor lamp built for atmosphere, giving you gentle ambient light without a ceiling fitting overhead.
It works well in living rooms, lounges and open-plan spaces where you want warmth in a corner or across a seating area rather than one bright overhead source. The column shape keeps its footprint small, so it slots neatly beside a sofa, into an alcove next to a media unit, or in the gap between furniture in a larger room. The gold finish across the stem, arms and base gives a warm metallic accent that sits comfortably alongside contemporary and mid-century pieces.
The globes take G9 bulbs, which are sold separately so you can choose the colour temperature and brightness you prefer. For a dimmable setup, pair dimmable G9 LED bulbs with a compatible trailing-edge dimmer, both sold separately, and you can take the output from full brightness down to a low glow. The lamp stands on a weighted circular base for stability on both carpet and hard floors, with no fixing needed.
Specification
Frequently Asked
What bulbs does it take?
It takes G9 bulbs, one in each of the six globes. Bulbs are sold separately, so you can pick the colour temperature and brightness that suits your room. We would fit warm white G9 LEDs for a soft ambient glow.
Is it dimmable?
Yes, when you use dimmable G9 LED bulbs with a compatible trailing-edge dimmer, both sold separately. That lets you set it from full brightness down to a low, relaxed glow for evenings.
Where does this floor lamp work best?
We designed it for living rooms, lounges and open-plan areas that need ambient light rather than one central ceiling fitting. It suits a corner beside a sofa, an alcove next to a media unit, or a gap between furniture groups in a larger room.
How is it different from the Smoke Glass version?
This is the opal glass model, with white glass globes that give a soft, milky diffusion. The Smoke Glass version in the same range uses tinted grey glass for a darker, more muted look. Both share the gold finish and 6 light column design.