Nera Walnut Amber Glass Table Lamp
Nera Walnut Amber Glass Table Lamp
Nera Walnut Amber Glass Table Lamp
Turned walnut, a smoked amber glass disc, and a small metal cap. It plugs in, and the light sits under the shade.
Product Specifications


| Diameter | 22 cm |
|---|---|
| Height | 25 cm or 32 cm |
| Color | Walnut & Amber |
| Materials | Wood, metal, amber glass |
| Light source | Integrated LED, about 12W |
| Color temperature | 3000K warm white |
| Power | Plug-in, 150 cm cord, inline switch |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Rating | IP20, indoor use |
| Weight | 2.4 kg |
Product Advantages
Walnut and amber, in two heights
The teardrop wood base and disc shade stay the same. The short lamp sits easily on a nightstand. The tall lamp has more presence on a console.
Only the height changes. Both are Walnut & Amber, with a 22 cm shade.

Plug in, then move it
A 150 cm cord and an inline switch are included. No hardwiring, and no electrician.
Each lamp weighs 2.4 kg, so it is steady on a table and still easy to lift.

Warm light under the shade
An integrated LED of about 12W glows from under the amber glass. The light stays close to the surface instead of filling the room.
Color temperature is 3000K warm white. Indoor use only, IP20, AC 110–240V. An EU plug is included.

Picture it at home
Walnut reads clearly against oak, limestone, and sand-colored cloth. The amber shade warms cream walls without another light in the room.


Product Details



Choose the height
One finish only. Choose the height that fits the surface.


Before you buy
Which height should I choose?
Use 25 cm beside a bed or on a desk. Use 32 cm where the shade should sit higher, such as a console. The shade diameter does not change.
Does it need an electrician?
No. Place it, plug it in, and use the inline switch on the cord.
Can I choose another color?
No. Walnut & Amber is the only finish. 4000K and 6000K are not listed options.
Will the glass be perfectly even?
The amber shade is hand-blown glass. Small air bubbles or slight surface variation can appear. The source lists these as part of the glass, not a defect.