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| Light source | Integrated LED — non-replaceable · 2 × 12W modules · ~24W total |
|---|---|
| Color temperature | 3000K warm white (fixed — no CCT switching) |
| Dimensions | D25 × H35 cm (D9.8″ × H13.8″) |
| Finish / color | Walnut Color — single colorway |
| Material | Metal + walnut-finish wood |
| Lamp type | Plug-in table lamp |
| Input voltage | CONFIRM BEFORE PUBLISHING — confirm 110–240V universal or region-specific |
| IP rating | IP20 — indoor, dry locations only |
| Dimmable | CONFIRM BEFORE PUBLISHING — depends on internal LED driver specification |
| LED lifespan | ~25,000–50,000 hours (rated) |
| Best for | Bedside table · desk · console · sideboard · Japandi · mid-century · Scandinavian · transitional interiors |
The light source is built into the fixture. There is no user-replaceable bulb — the LED modules are a permanent part of the lamp body. When the LED reaches end of life (typically 25,000–50,000 hours of use), the fixture itself would need servicing or replacement. No separate bulb purchase is needed at any point.
No. The light source is built into the lamp body as two integrated 12W LED modules — there is no socket and no bulb to purchase or install. Plug it in and it is ready. Because the LEDs are integrated, they cannot be replaced when they reach end of life; the rated lifespan is approximately 25,000–50,000 hours under normal use conditions, which represents many years of typical household use.
The lamp contains two separate LED light-emitting modules, each rated at 12W, for a total output of approximately 24W. Both modules run at 3000K warm white simultaneously — there is no way to operate one module independently of the other, and there is no color temperature switching. The two-module design distributes light more evenly across the lamp body compared to a single central source.
Dimming capability for an integrated LED lamp depends on the internal LED driver, not a user-replaceable bulb. Confirm with the supplier or product documentation whether the driver supports Triac (leading-edge) or trailing-edge dimming before purchasing if you plan to connect it to a wall dimmer. Connecting a non-dimmable driver to a dimmer circuit can cause flickering, buzzing, or driver damage. If the spec sheet confirms dimmability, use a compatible dimmer rated for LED loads.
Confirm the input voltage range on the cord or driver label before use. If the lamp is rated for 110–240V universal input, it will work on US 120V outlets with the correct plug type. If it is rated for 220–240V only, a step-up transformer is required for US use — not recommended for permanent lamp use. Check the plug type as well: a US-market lamp should have a standard Type A (two-blade) or Type B (two-blade + ground) plug.
The walnut-finish wood and satin metal combination works naturally in Japandi, mid-century modern, Scandinavian, and transitional interiors that pair warm wood tones with cooled metal accents. The proportions (D25 × H35 cm) are compact enough for a bedside table without being too small to read by, and restrained enough for a desk or console without competing with objects around it. It does not suit maximalist, industrial, or cool-contemporary rooms where warm wood reads as too soft.
Because the LED modules are integrated and non-replaceable, the lamp would need to be replaced or professionally serviced when they fail. Under typical household use (4–6 hours per day), a 25,000-hour rated LED lifespan represents approximately 11–17 years of use before the modules approach end of life. Actual lifespan varies with usage patterns, ambient temperature, and driver quality.