
Dimensions, materials, and technical specs — plus a scaled dimension drawing.
Emma pairs a solid wood tripod base with a linen shade. At 17.5 by 20 inches, the tripod spread is wide, which is what keeps the lamp steady without a heavy base.
Emma is built around its minimalist tripod silhouette rather than added functionality: there is no dimmer, smart feature, or adjustable head. The wood grain and linen shade are the point.
Not from the lamp. Emma has an on/off switch only, so dimming means fitting a dimmable smart bulb or using a plug-in dimmer.
No. Emma has a drum shade, which sends most of the light up toward the ceiling and down toward the floor, while the linen softens what comes through the sides. The tripod is fixed once assembled, so you aim Emma by where you place it.
Yes, a 9.5 watt, 800 lumen, 3000K LED bulb is included. It uses a standard A19 bulb on an E26 base, so replacements are available anywhere.
Emma comes in two: Natural Wood and Walnut. Both share the same linen shade and tripod base.
Emma is a minimalist modern tripod lamp that leans natural and organic rather than industrial. It suits living rooms, bedrooms, and reading corners where a wood tone is part of the room's palette.
Emma stands 61 inches tall, about 5'1", a few inches shorter than the average woman (about 5'4"), with the tripod legs spreading to about 17.5 by 20 inches. Plan for that full spread of floor space, not just the pole's footprint.
No, Emma is not oversized. It ships in a flat carton measuring 19.5 by 19.3 by 5.4 inches at 8.16 lbs, light enough for one person to carry in.
Assembly is required: the three tripod legs attach to the body and the shade sets on top. Expect a few minutes with the included hardware.
One Emma works well as a single reading-corner lamp. For a symmetrical layout, such as flanking a sofa, a matching pair in the same wood tone reads more deliberate, and two units clear the $99 free shipping threshold.
Emma is covered by a 5 year warranty and is UL Listed, with US based customer service.