Lyra Articulated Table Lamp

Architecture, scaled to a table.

The Lyra is a sculptural table lamp built around three structural lines: a slim vertical stem, a horizontally extended angular arm, and a pivoting circular reflector at the arm's tip. The proportions are taller and wider than a conventional table lamp — 21.7 inches across, 31.5 inches tall — which means the lamp behaves more like a piece of furniture than an accessory. It anchors a side table, occupies the corner of a desk like a small floor lamp, and reads as graphic architecture from across the room.

The arm pivots horizontally; the reflector tilts vertically. Same lamp, multiple light positions depending on what the table needs to do right now. Matte black throughout — graphic, monochrome, instantly recognizable as Mid-Century-modernist sculpture. Plug-in installation with 59-inch cord and inline switch. Available with US, UK, EU, or AU plug.

Part of the Stellar Collection

The Lyra is one of three matched fixtures in our Stellar Collection — same matte black material language, same articulated-arm geometry, scaled to three positions in the room:

Vega — floor lamp. 62.9 inches tall on a tripod base; anchors a corner or stands behind a reading chair.

Atria — wall lamp. Long sweeping arm extending from the wall; above a bed, behind a sofa, in a hallway.

Lyra (this fixture) — table lamp. 31.5 inches tall on a weighted base; sits on a side table, desk corner, or wide nightstand.

Where the Lyra earns its place

Side table next to a reading chair — point the arm over the chair seat for shoulder-height reading light; the oversized scale fills the visual space the chair commands.

Corner of a desk or console — large enough to handle a full desk surface as task lighting; the long arm clears the work area without crowding.

Bedside on a wide nightstand — anchors a master-bedroom nightstand the way a small floor lamp would; the arm reaches over the bed for reading.

Living room console or sideboard — sculptural piece in its own right; treats the lamp as art rather than utility.

Home office, studio, or designer workspace — the matte black graphic line complements modernist, mid-century, and industrial interiors equally.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

For the warmest sculptural-glow effect, use a clear-glass filament Edison bulb at 2700K. The visible filament reads instantly Mid-Century behind the open reflector.

The base is weighted for stability under the full extension of the arm; place on a flat, sturdy surface at least 22 inches across to prevent tipping.

Safety tested for indoor use in dry locations. Meets technical requirements for North American residential lighting installations.