Eclipse 1 Light Table Lamp - Black Chrome with Glass Shade

The Eclipse is a single-light table lamp built around two black chrome arcs that cross at the base and rise to support a faceted optical glass shade at the head. The arcs form an asymmetric sculptural frame, with the glass shade held at an angle that directs light both outward and downward. A single G9 bulb inside the shade (sold separately) lights the cut glass, which refracts the beam into scattered highlights across nearby surfaces.

Designed for side tables, bedside positions and compact desk areas where a decorative accent lamp is needed rather than primary task lighting, the Eclipse pairs ambient light output with a visual presence that holds attention in a 15-20m² room. The 350mm height suits standard bedside table or occasional table proportions without blocking sightlines across a room. The black chrome finish has a high-gloss reflective quality that catches both natural daylight and artificial light sources, contrasting with the transparency of the glass.

The optical glass shade shows internal faceting that varies the refraction pattern depending on the viewing angle and the colour temperature of the bulb used. Warm-white G9 LEDs produce a softer scatter; cool-white LEDs give sharper, more defined highlights. The lamp is dimmable when paired with a compatible G9 dimmable bulb and a trailing-edge dimmer. The crossed-arc base sits on a circular black chrome plinth 150mm in diameter, giving stability on smooth surfaces without needing additional weighting.

What bulb does it take?

The Eclipse takes a single G9 capsule bulb, sold separately. Most users pair this with a G9 LED between 3-5W and 2700K-3000K for warm ambient light. The lamp is dimmable when using a dimmable G9 bulb and a compatible trailing-edge dimmer.

Is it suitable for a bedside table?

Yes. The 350mm height and directional glass shade make it suitable for bedside use, providing ambient light without directing a beam into the eyes when lying down. The angled shade casts light onto the wall and down onto the table surface.

How does the glass shade refract light?

The optical glass has internal faceting that breaks the bulb's light into scattered highlights. The refraction pattern changes depending on the viewing angle and the colour temperature of the bulb used. Warm-white LEDs produce softer scatter; cool-white LEDs give sharper, more defined highlights.

Is the black chrome finish prone to fingerprints?

The high-gloss black chrome finish shows fingerprints and dust more readily than matt finishes. Wipe the metal arcs with a dry microfibre cloth to remove marks. For stubborn fingerprints, use a barely-damp cloth with distilled water, then dry immediately.