Floor Lamp with Shelves, 69” Tall Industrial Floor Lamps for Living Room, 3-Tier Glass Shelf Lamp, Black Standing Lamp with Plastic Shade, Lamps for Bedroom, Office, 3 Color Temperatures Bulb Include

Exactly what I was looking for!

I’m a little disappointed that the top lampshade is rather cheap feeling plastic instead of frosted glass like the shelves, but it’s not obvious from a distance.It’s lightweight and was fairly easy to put together, though the instructions have a few parts flipped from their actual orientation. (Nothing serious just which end screws on where.) Some care must be used attaching the shelf frames as the metal is quite thin and bends easily. The lamp provides a decent amount of light, is well balanced, unlikely to tip easily and looks ok, so I gave it 4 stars, though I was tempted to rate it less due to its materials not being very sturdy. IMHO it should probably be placed in a low traffic part of the room and the shelves not loaded with anything heavy, as I do not think it would do well if knocked into or over.

Super easy to assemble. Looks great!

So, I do like this lamp. It's asthetically pleasing. It's tall, it has a light that shines on the the shelves below and it's just cute. However, it has flaws. When putting it together, the threaded price on a couple posts wanted to back out so I had to use pliers to put them back into position so I could screw the legs on. Also, the lamp isn't very bright but I wonder if I could just get a brighter led bulb and do it that way. It's nice but I'm not sure id recommend it.

I enjoy floor lamps around the house as accent lighting and I love even more lamps like this that have functionality and some space to add more decor and help give personality to the space. It's quite tall, and the light off the top reflects such a nice ambient light.

Bent parts and no instructions.

Initially, there were some challenges with this lamp, but now I really like it. I ordered it to go next to my office desk, which is black and has a similar style, because I wanted more light in the room. I didn't realize that this floor lamp had lighting that both could shine up, or down from below onto the shelves (or both at the same time). Installing and changing the bulb in the lower light is a little tricky being that it's in a tiny space and has to fit into two holes and then be twisted to lock in, but not too difficult. The way the lights shine actually looks amazing. Then you get three different sized stepped shelves in the middle (make sure you install the shelf frames with the outer edge lips facing up towards the lights because that's what holds your glass shelves in) where you insert pretty thick pieces of frosted glass which gives the lamp a little more weight and decorative or storage space. Putting together the tube legs should have been super easy, and it mostly was, but you thread and screw each leg tube into the next finishing all four legs at one level before moving to the next level, and the threads are super fine where you have to angle and align the tubes just right and gently slowly screw to avoid the threads jamming, but they do all go together fine to fully secure the legs up the entire length from top to bottom. When you're done with that make sure all the leg sections are fully tightened clockwise working from the light end to the bottom because if you had to mess with threading at all you might have accidentally reversed and loosened the tube from the prior level. When all done, it's pretty sturdy. Then if the lamp base legs don't seem to sit flush, there are ball feet at the bottom that all can be unscrewed and adjusted to get your base perfectly even so it sits stable and level on the floor. The shape is still rather narrow, tapering, reminding me of the Eiffel tower a little. So in theory, you would think you could still knock it over if you bumped into it hard enough, but true probably of many floor lamps, and it's really not that rickety. I've had it standing for a while now on carpet next to the desk out of any walking path, and it hasn't been bumped, doesn't seem like it would tip that easily, looks great and adds the light source I needed. I'm actually considering replacing the plastic shade facing up at the very top with a light thin real vintage glass shade because I think it would look gorgeous and really take the lamp up a notch. As long as I don't add much weight, I think it would work fine.

I really like this lamp. It is large, it is bright, and it looks very classy. The downlight through the glass shelves gives it a really interesting feel, like it's part of a museum display or something. I haven't found the right art to put on the shelves yet, but it will come. I noticed a couple of things that made me crinkle my nose a bit as I was pulling it out to assemble it. First, the shade is not glass, but rather a quite flimsy plastic. However! It looks great and classy and nobody will know it's not glass unless you tell them or they touch it like weirdos. Also, the metal pieces that support the black shelves that you attach through the legs are rather flimsy. Be careful when assembling because they bend alarmingly easily. The glass just kind of sits on top of the metal frames. My living room is so much brighter, it makes everything feel happier in there at night. I'm pleased with this lamp and would recommend it if you're in the market for a nice tall lamp with some shelves.

This is a really nice lamp/end table. I say that because it has several shelves underneath the lamp that could be used as an end table if you were to put this beside your couch..The light that it has shines mostly up, but also shines some of the light downwards towards the table tops.This light came unassembled in a box so you have to spend a half an hour putting it together properly. The instructions were all right, but not fantastic.. good enough to get it put together though that’s for sure. I found the table a little bit wobbly when installed due to it tall size and lightweight but overall it’s fairly decent and is strong enough to support whatever I want to put on the underside tables great lamp in our opinion if you’re willing to put the time in. To building it.

The goods were that it is a straight forward assembly and sits straight but is a little wobbly (just a wee bit), comes with remote, can switch between lights using the light switch to one or the other or both and it's decently bright, better for ambient lighting. The glass table plates are thick and frosted, no complaint there. This also came with batteries and the bulbs (one LED and one halogen). It came very well packaged against damage as well.What I don't like at this price is:a) Plastic shade feels and looks pretty cheap and uses the bulb to hold it in placeb) Remote only works with the LED light, so you still need to use the light switch to turn the halogen on and offc) The halogen light is anything but power saving and it gets HOT. I really thought at first that it is an LED halogen, but with the heat it's putting off I don't think so. These things pull power, so not great for the light bill if you intend to use the bottom light.d) very thin metal all aroundSo for $ 100, it's only ok for what it is.

Construction quality is good, almost all metal construction with the exception of the lampshade, which is plastic. Everything goes together well but despite the bags/pieces being labeled my box came with no instructions. The lengths of the support poles on the side are actually different, and without instructions it can be a bit confusing at first. However, there is one side that's already pre-ordered since they surround the power cord. Because of that you can match all the other lengths to the pre-ordered length to make everything work. As for the shelves, they all go at the joints of the poles and the small sides face upwards so the glass can rest in the shelves. Once assembled everything was secure and looks great, and the lamp comes with both upper and lower bulbs. The lack of instructions though, I can see being a frustration as it's entirely possible to assemble significant portions of it and have to take it apart and redo everything if you don't notice how many different lengths there are.Overall, really nice lamp, reasonable price for the quality, but be ready to assemble based on the listing picture in case you don't get instructions like me.

This attractive, space-saving lamp features classic green glass shelves, an uplight plastic shade, and a downlight that provides focused lighting on the area below and the wall. It also comes with a remote to adjust the brightness and light temperature (bulbs are included). And I had no issues with the buttons; all are functioning properly.At 69 inches tall, this lamp will make a stylish addition to a space. The shelves provide more room than they may appear at first glance, making it perfect for small to medium items, plants, or collectibles.Assembly Required: The lamp does come with an instruction booklet and diagram, which I found quite helpful. I like the look here.Overall, I really enjoy the atmosphere this lamp brings to my living room.

Yes there is glass but it is all held together with plastic bits and the shade is rough.From far when you notice it you go cool neat I wanna see! Then as you approach it gets more depressing as you move and touch it.Forget anything heavy either or it will collapse. Deco art pieces, 3d prints, lightweight required on this one.I do enjoy the design however, everyone that has seen it thinks just about the same as above as well, sweet!!! Then..oh...Almost had it here. With a bit of company quality upgrades this will turn out great I think.