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There isn’t a ‘one size fits all’ answer to which is the right lamp for your bedside table – it is all a matter of taste, and how you have decorated your bedroom. The style of bedside lamp you choose should reflect what you like, and complement your preferred style of interior design. Look for bedside lamps with cool features such as the Spiderman Projector Table Lamp which displays colourful scenes on the ceiling, or the amazing colour changing Philips Cars Living Colours Bedside Lamp. With these amazing bedside lights, children will love bedtime! All of our kid’s bedside lamps and wall lights are safe for children. Things to consider when buying bedside lighting Style Bedside lighting is especially important for children’s rooms. A bedside lamp will provide gentle illumination for story time and can be used as a comforting night light. Children often need a light source to be able to sleep. This decision is entirely up to you, and how you intend to use the lamp. A lamp with a shade will diffuse the light, creating a softer and more ambient glow, which is best if you use your bedside lamp for reading, as it can reduce eye strain. Additionally, a lamp with a shade can add a decorative element to the room, helping to tie in with other soft furnishings, and the colour scheme.

Yes, if you choose the wrong type of bulb or use the lamp improperly, bedside lamps can interfere with your sleep. Blue light, which is emitted by some types of bulbs, can suppress the production of melatonin, a hormone that helps regulate sleep. Therefore, it’s recommended to use warm-coloured bulbs with a colour temperature of around 2700K to 3000K in your bedroom, including bedside lamps. Additionally, it’s important to use the lamp properly, such as setting the lamp at an appropriate brightness level, and turn off the lamp or use a low-light setting while sleeping to avoid interference with your natural sleep cycle. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room

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Your perfect bedside table lamp or wall light should be in proportion with the rest of your room and bedroom furniture. Large, spacious bedrooms will look great with elaborate wall lights and grand statement lamps such as the Devon Glass Ball Table Lamp. However, small bedrooms with limited space are better suited to more compact designs like the Octi 3 Light Table Lamp. On an evening, bright lighting directly above the bed is often too harsh for a relaxing bedtime ambiance. Instead, bedside lighting at eye level will add a warm glow to help you unwind and get ready to snooze. Bedside lamps are also a great source of task lighting for the bedroom. They provide just enough light for bedtime reading and allow you to get into bed without stumbling around in the dark. manufacturers recommended maximum weight, or over 115 kilograms where no recommendation is provided.

The style of bedside lamp you choose should complement the décor of your bedroom, and there are plenty of popular styles to consider: Designed to look and feel like a hotel bed, the Hart bed frame is a statement design with a wide-set headboard and integrated bedside chests. In the case of Television beds with built-in televisions or fittings to accommodate televisions, only the Look for wall lights with a pull cord switch such as the Sammi 2 Light Wall Light. A pull switch will make it easier to turn off the light from the comfort of your bed. Children’s bedside lightingThe choice between a switch or a touch sensor for a bedside lamp largely depends on you, and what you find convenient. A switch is a simple and traditional option that is easy to use and reliable, but a touch sensor can be a more convenient option, allowing you to turn the lamp on and off with a simple touch or gesture. Touch sensors also often have adjustable brightness levels, which can be helpful for reading or creating a relaxing atmosphere. When choosing between a switch and a touch sensor, consider the overall style of the lamp, the placement of the lamp in relation to your bed, and what you’d find easiest to use. new bed, mattress or furniture. Rest assured that we’ve got everything covered, including materials,