Brass Tree Branch Maple Leaf Vines Marble Floor Lamp

Bring the beauty of nature into your space and elevate your home's aesthetic with the Brass Tree Branch & Maple Leaf Vines Floor Lamp. This exquisite floor lamp draws inspiration from natural botanical elements; its body features a meticulously sculpted, brass-accented column that winds gracefully upward from a solid, white-veined marble base. Adorned with delicately textured glass bud shades, the fixture evokes the image of a tree branch shimmering in the winter light, serving as a captivating visual focal point in any room.

• The bulb provided by default does not support dimming
• The suspension wires, chains, or rods can be lengthened as needed. (Please contact us.)
• Material: Brass, Glass, Marble
• Finishes: Gold, Transparent
• Number of Bulbs: 8 Light Bulbs

Specifications

Good to Know

Does it support dimming?

Whether it supports dimming depends on what type of bulb you buy. If you buy a dimming bulb, this lamp will achieve a dimming function.

1.Frequently Asked Questions?

Q1: Is this branch-style chandelier bright enough to illuminate an entire room? A: Absolutely. Multiple light sockets are cleverly integrated within the fixture's structure. Q2: Does this luxury chandelier support dimming functionality? A: That depends on whether you use dimmable light bulbs. Q3: Can this fixture be installed on sloped or vaulted ceilings? A: Yes, it can. If you intend to install it on a sloped ceiling, please contact us prior to purchase. Q4: What color temperature of light bulb yields the best visual effect? A: We highly recommend using 3000K warm white light bulbs. This creates an incredibly warm, luxurious, and romantic soft pink glow. Q5: Is this gold finish prone to rusting, fading, or peeling over time? A: No, it is not. It features a high-quality, multi-layer electroplated brass finish that effectively prevents oxidation, discoloration, rust, and fading, ensuring it maintains its pristine appearance for years to come.

2.Installation Process

Step 1: Unpacking and Preparation Inventory Parts: Carefully remove all components from the packaging box and lay them out flat on a clean floor or carpet (to prevent scratching the lamp pole).Safety Check: Ensure that you absolutely do *not* plug in the power cord at this stage. Check the power cord for any signs of damage. Step 2: Vertical Assembly The key secret to assembling a floor lamp is this: tighten the components from top to bottom, and pull the power cord through from bottom to top.1. Assemble the Lamp Pole: The floor lamp's power cord is typically pre-threaded through the interior of the pole.2. Secure the Base: Screw the fully assembled lamp pole into the heavy base unit.2. Secure the Base: Screw the fully assembled lamp pole into the heavy base unit. Step 3: Testing and Usage Tighten the Bottom Cord: Pull all excess power cord out from beneath the base to ensure the floor lamp stands steadily on the floor.Power-On Test: Insert the plug into a standard US wall outlet. Turn on the Switch: Activate the switch to test the lamp, depending on its specific design. Common switch types include: (Foot Switch) (Rotary Switch) (Pull Chain)

3.Installation Location Guide

Setting Placement Guidelines Beside the Living Room SofaPosition the lamp to the side and slightly behind the sofa, at a height of approximately 50–60 inches, so that light radiates from behind the shoulders without shining directly into the eyes.Reading CornerWhen paired with an armchair, the lamp head should be flexible and adjustable to direct light onto reading material; position the lamp 15–20 inches away from the edge of the chair.Living Room Corner Use to brighten dim corners and enhance the sense of depth within the space. Warm-light bulbs are recommended to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Beside the TV CabinetPlace to the side and slightly behind the television to provide ambient background lighting, thereby reducing the contrast in brightness between the screen and its surroundings to minimize eye strain.Home OfficePosition the lamp on the side opposite your dominant hand (e.g., if you are right-handed, place it on the left) to prevent shadows from interfering with your activities.