Mushroom lamps are having a moment, and the shape is the reason. A dome shade pushes light downwards and out to the sides, so a mushroom light reads as a warm glow in the corner of a room rather than a lamp doing a job.
There are five here and they are genuinely different. The glass mushroom lamp and the crystal mushroom lamp are the Bauhaus pair, heavier and more deliberate. The wooden mushroom table lamp is rechargeable, so it can sit on a shelf with no cable at all. The USB mushroom table lamp switches between three colour settings. And the mushroom pendant light is the ceiling version, for anyone who has run out of surfaces.
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Common Questions
What makes a mushroom lamp different from a normal table lamp?
The shape does the work. A dome shade pushes light downwards and out to the sides, so you get a pool of soft light on the surface underneath instead of a bulb glaring across the room. It is why they end up on bedside tables and shelves rather than on desks.
Which one should I pick?
If the look matters most, the glass and crystal ones are the heavier, more deliberate pair. If you move things around a lot, the rechargeable wooden one has no cable to think about. If you have run out of surfaces, the pendant version hangs instead.
Are they bright enough to read by?
Not really, and that is rather the point of them. These are mood lights and very good at it, which is exactly what you want next to a bed at eleven at night. For reading or working there are proper desk and floor lamps in Lamps, and a lot of rooms end up with one of each.
Do they need a bulb?
It varies across the five and each product page says which. If you would rather not think about bulbs at all, the rechargeable wooden lamp and the USB table lamp both have their LED built in.