Looker Adjustable Table Lamp - Matt White with Green Joints

The Looker is an adjustable table lamp with a matt white metal frame, lime green joints at four articulation points, and a single E27 bulb fitting inside a white conical shade. The lamp head, two mid-arm joints, and base joint all rotate and pivot independently, allowing the light to be positioned anywhere within a roughly 530mm vertical and 510mm horizontal range from the base.

Designed for desk work, studio tasks, and bedside reading where directed light needs to be repositioned frequently throughout the day, the Looker's multi-joint arm moves smoothly without requiring tools or loosening screws. The rectangular base measures 180mm deep and provides stability during adjustment without needing to be clamped or weighted. The exposed braided white cable runs from the base and reinforces the industrial-modern aesthetic seen in architecture and design studios.

The lime green joints provide visual punctuation against the white frame and shade, making the lamp's mechanical function visible rather than hidden. This colour-blocked approach suits contemporary interiors where functional objects are treated as decorative elements. The lamp weighs 2kg, giving it enough heft to resist tipping when the arm is extended, and the matt white finish on the metal minimises glare under daylight. Bulbs are sold separately. Most users pair this with a 6-10W LED E27 in 2700K-3000K for task lighting.

What bulb does it take?

The Looker takes a standard E27 (Edison screw) bulb. Bulbs are sold separately. Most users choose a 6-10W LED E27 in warm white (2700K-3000K) for task lighting, though the lamp accepts any E27 bulb that fits within the shade.

Is the lamp dimmable?

Yes, provided you use a dimmable E27 bulb and pair it with a compatible dimmer switch or in-line dimmer. The lamp itself has no built-in dimming function. Dimmer compatibility depends on the bulb chosen.

How stable is the base when the arm is extended?

The 180mm x 510mm rectangular base and 2kg total weight provide stability when the arm is extended to its full reach. The lamp can be positioned with the arm fully extended without tipping, though it's designed to be used on a flat, stable surface rather than on soft or uneven surfaces.

Can the joints hold their position under the weight of the shade?

Yes. The four joints use a friction-based mechanism that holds the arm and shade in position once adjusted. The joints maintain their setting during normal use and do not require tightening screws or locking mechanisms to stay in place.