The Diana is a crystal-bodied table lamp with a white linen shade, on a polished chrome or gold base.It stands 550mm tall, which is the height that decides where it belongs: tallenough to light a surface from above, short enough to sit under a wall-mounted picture.

Crystal and polished metal both catch light

The body is faceted crystal on a polished base, so the lamp reflects the room around it as well aslighting it. That is worth thinking about beside a mirror or a window, where the reflections multiply.Against a plain wall it reads as a single quiet object.

Chrome or gold

Chrome is the cooler, more contemporary choice and disappears against white and grey. Gold is warmerand pairs with brass hardware and timber. Both carry the same white linen shade, so the shade isconstant and the base sets the tone.

Where it works

• Bedsides in pairs, where matching lamps either side is the usual arrangement.
• Hall and console tables, as a decorative object as much as a light.
• Living room side tables beside a sofa.
• Dressing tables, where the crystal and polished base suit the setting.

Specifying it

It takes a single E27 globe up to 40W a higher ceiling than most lampsin this range and the globe is not supplied. Height is 550mm. It isIP20, indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is one year, shorterthan the three years most of the Telbix catalogue carries.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. If you are buying a pair for a bedroom, order both togetherso the crystal and the plating match.

Questions

Is a globe included?

No. It takes one E27 globe of up to 40W, supplied separately.

How tall is it?

550mm.

Is the height adjustable?

No. Earlier copy on this page said it was; that is not correct and has been removed.

What finishes are there?

Polished chrome or gold, both with a white linen shade.

Is it dimmable?

That depends on the globe you fit no dimming restriction is published for the lamp itself.

What is the maximum globe wattage?

40W, which is higher than most lamps in this range.

What is the warranty?

One year shorter than most of the Telbix catalogue.