The lamp’s height should be about 1.5 times the height of the table. The shade diameter should be in proportion to the furniture. Make sure the lamp complements the room’s layout.

For task lighting, choose bulbs with 800-1,200 lumens. For ambient lighting, 400-600 lumens is sufficient. Opt for warm white (2700K) for relaxation and cool white (4000K) for tasks.

Place lamps on side tables near seating areas. Ensure they’re at eye level when sitting for optimal lighting. You can also position them next to reading chairs or symmetrically on a sofa.

Yes, dimmable table lamps are great for adjusting lighting based on the activity. Make sure the lamp and bulb are compatible with dimming.

Focus on style, functionality, and safety. Choose a design that fits your room and a lamp that suits your lighting needs. Check for a stable base, especially if you have kids or pets.

Yes, they’re timeless and versatile. Current trends include minimalist and adjustable designs, making them perfect for both lighting and decor.

Leaving a table lamp on all night is generally safe if it uses LED bulbs and is in good condition. However, always ensure the lamp is placed on a stable surface and not near flammable materials.

It depends on your space and needs. A table lamp is great for small spaces and task lighting, while a floor lamp can provide more ambient light and work well in larger rooms.