Looking for similar lamp (living room end tables)

portersquarefamily · 2024-08-15T04:07:34+00:00

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This is a lamp from Pottery Barn that I really love, but am hoping to find something less expensive. Any suggestions for something similar —- It is great because it pulls together some soft blues and whites in the room, isn't stark/bold n color, and is on the narrow side (narrower than 14.5 inches, the width of the end tables).

Any suggestions? THanks!

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DanielaAraya

The colors in this lamp are beautiful! What do you think about these options? They're not quite the same shape, but the measurements look like they'd work, and they're all within the blue/white palette you like

Forty West Dunn 24" High Washed Gray Ceramic Table Lamp
Regency Hill Anza 21" Faux Stone Rustic Ceramic Table Lamp (this one would be cutting it close to your side table width)
Uttermost Monacan 25 1/2" Brown and Gray Ceramic Table Lamp

SarahEverett

Hey @portersquarefamily ! I just did a quick reverse image search for this lamp to find some similar options under the $250 PB price tag. Do any of these appeal?
—This JCPenney Option is on sale for $60!
—This is two lamps for $200!

pollyallen7982

I don't know what your budget is but these are out of mine. Visit your local thrift stores. You'll have to go to several but look for a base that coordinates, not match matchy is the current design aesthetic. Only think about shape not how it's finished. Now take the lamp you want and go to HD and buy a color pallet. Look carefully at the colors, looks like there is 3 in your lamp pic. Buy 3 samples. Prep and clean the bases, pain the color that seems to be everywhere, dominate color. Then measure from pic the general lines don't have to be exact some variation will bring project some life. Gentle tape off your lines and finish with the swirling and spattering. Use poly acrylic for shine and protective covering. As for shade, home goods best and cheapest. Don't buy thrift shades, smell and they can't be painted. Your project should be a pretty cheap and easy one. It won't be perfect 1st sweep but it's paint try again. There is so much satisfaction that comes with making it yourself and really DESIGNing your home not a PB life. Good luck.

portersquarefamily

Thank you all!!

DanielaAraya

https://community.apartmenttherapy.com/discussion/comment/1905#Comment_1905

Let us know if you end up snagging one of these recs! Would love to see it in your space 😊