The Elwick FL is a 1,540 mm floor lamp on a marble base with an iron body and a glass shade — one E27 globe to 25 W, not supplied — in black with smoke glass or green. Marble, glass and iron — none of which was on record Our listing carried no material at all. The Elwick is marble at the base, iron through the body, glass at the shade — three materials doing three jobs. The marble is the reason to buy it: real stone at floor level gives the lamp 6.75 kg of weight exactly where a 1.54 metre lamp needs it, and it is what separates the Elwick from a metal-based lamp of the same shape. 6.75 kg, which is the practical point Most slender floor lamps in this range are a third of that. The Elwick will not be knocked over, which matters beside a sofa, in a walkway or in a house with children. If you have looked at a slim floor lamp and worried about stability, this is the answer to that worry. You almost certainly do not need an electrician. It is Class II — double insulated — on a 2,000 mm cable. The old page carried an electrician requirement that belongs to hard-wired fittings. Black with smoke, or green Black with a smoke glass shade is the quiet one — tinted glass over a dark frame, so the lamp reads as a silhouette and the light stays low and warm. Green is the statement: a coloured floor lamp is rare in this catalogue, and on a 1.5 metre frame it becomes a piece of furniture rather than a light fitting. The old specification table said “Base Colour: Black” flatly, which only describes one of the two. The glass shade shows the globe Glass rather than fabric, so the globe is visible. That makes the globe part of the design: buy a decorative E27 — a filament or a globe-shaped one — rather than a plain frosted lamp, which will look like an oversight through tinted glass. Dimming depends on the globe Fit a dimmable E27 and use a plug-in or inline dimmer and it dims; a plain globe will not. Our record carries no value at all against dimmable; the correct answer is globe dependent. Where it works Beside a sofa or a reading chair, where the weight matters. Walkways and busy rooms — it will not be knocked over. Bohemian and layered interiors, where marble and tinted glass belong. ⚠ Buy a decorative globe — the glass shows it. ⚠ Indoor and dry locations only — IP20. Specifying it 1,540 mm tall by 250 mm wide, base 260 mm, cable 2,000 mm, 6.75 kg, in marble, iron and glass. One E27 globe to 25 W, not supplied; dimming is globe dependent. 240 V, Class II — double insulated, no earth required, IP20 — indoor and dry locations only. Warranty is three years, as a replacement warranty. Supplied and supported by Lights For You. Questions What is it made of?Marble at the base, iron through the body, glass at the shade — three materials doing three jobs. Our record carried no material at all, and the marble is the reason to buy it. Is it stable?Very. 6.75 kg, where most slender floor lamps in this range are a third of that. Real stone at floor level puts the weight exactly where a 1.54 metre lamp needs it — it will not be knocked over. Do I need an electrician?It is double insulated with a 2,000 mm cable, so almost certainly not. The old page carried an electrician requirement that belongs to hard-wired fittings. What colours are there?Black with a smoke glass shade, or green. The old specification table said “Base Colour: Black” flatly, which only describes one of the two. Green is rare in a floor lamp and on a 1.5 metre frame it becomes furniture rather than a fitting. Will I see the globe?Yes — the shade is glass, not fabric. Buy a decorative E27, a filament or globe-shaped one; a plain frosted lamp will look like an oversight through tinted glass. Can I dim it?It depends on the globe. A dimmable E27 with a plug-in or inline dimmer will dim; a plain globe will not. Our record carries no value at all against dimmable. Is a globe included?No. One E27 to 25 W, your choice.
