The Amity FL35 is a 1,420mm LED floor lamp in iron with a glass shade 12W giving 590lm at 3000K, dimmable in black with smoke, matt brass with opal ormatt brass with amber.

Three glass options, and they are three different lamps

This is where the choice actually lies, and it is worth taking seriously:

• Opal fully diffusing. Hides the source completely: nobright point, no glare from any angle, the softest and most even light of the three. The one forbeside a chair.
• Amber tinted warm. Warms the 3000K source furtherand gives a golden glow, at the cost of some output. The one bought for atmosphere.
• Smoke tinted grey, on the black frame.Keeps the light cool and low and makes the lamp read as an object rather than asource.

The matt brass frame carries opal and amber; the black carriessmoke.

It is ClassIII low voltage so it needs adriver, and no source we hold mentions one. The old page said an electrician was required,which is wrong for a corded lamp with a 2,000mm cable butdo not assume it simply plugs in until we have checked.Ask us and we will confirm what ships in the box.

590 lumens, and it dims

12W at 49lm/W. The efficiency is modest because the glass shadeabsorbs that is the trade for the look. At 590lm it isa reading-corner and accent lamp: enough beside a chair, not enough to light aroom. It dims, which on a lamp at this output is what makes it useful in theevening.

1,420mm on a 280mm base, at 5.3kg

Substantial. A 1.42-metre lamp carrying a glass shadeneeds weight low down, and 5.3kg on a 280mm base provides it unlike the slender frames elsewhere in this range, the Amity will not be knockedover. The head spreads 350mm.

Part of a range of three

Amity runs as this floor lamp, a table lamp and awall light, all sharing the glass detail. Worth noting when you plan a room:the floor and table lamps offer all three glass options, and the wall light is stocked inmatt brass with opal only. If you want smoke or amber on the wall,ask us before you plan around it.

Where it works

• Beside reading chairs and sofas in opal, for no glare.
• Living-room corners, for atmosphere in amber.
• Modern rooms, as a lit object in black and smoke.
• Not a room light 590lm.
• Confirm the driver arrangement with us before ordering.

Specifying it

1,420mm tall by 350mm wide, base 280mm, cable2,000mm, 5.3kg, iniron and glass, sand finish. Integrated12W LED giving 590lm at 3000K, included,CRI>80, dimmable. 240V supply,ClassIII low voltage; driver required, not confirmed as supplied,IP20 indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacementwarranty.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You.

Questions

Which glass should I choose?

Opal hides the source completely no glare from any angle, the softest light, and the one for beside a chair. Amber warms the 3000K source further into a golden glow at the cost of some output. Smoke keeps the light cool and low and makes the lamp read as an object.

Does it need a driver?

It is Class III, low voltage under 54V, so yes and no source mentions one. Ask us to confirm what ships in the box.

Do I need an electrician?

The old page said so, which is wrong for a corded lamp with a 2,000mm cable. But do not assume it simply plugs in until we have confirmed the driver arrangement.

Is it bright enough to read by?

Beside a chair, yes 590lm at 49lm/W, the glass absorbing the rest. It is a reading-corner and accent lamp, not a room light, and it dims, which is what makes it useful in the evening.

Is it stable?

Yes 5.3kg on a 280mm base. A 1.42-metre lamp carrying a glass shade needs weight low down, and unlike the slender frames elsewhere in this range this one will not be knocked over.

Can I match it with an Amity wall light?

Partly. The floor and table lamps offer all three glass options; the wall light is stocked in matt brass with opal only. If you want smoke or amber on the wall, ask us before you plan around it.

Can I dim it?

Yes.