Interior lighting: Bedside table lamps buy at light11.eu (2024)

Flexibly controllable in many colours, materials and styles

Artemide

11 Variants

Artemide

26 Variants

Foscarini

Configurable

Gubi

18 Variants

Marset

6 Variants

Flos

12 Variants

Nemo

6 Variants

Occhio

40 Variants

Occhio

44 Variants

Holtkötter

6 Variants

Flos

8 Variants

Artemide

2 Variants

Oluce

13 Variants

Design for the People

8 Variants

Louis Poulsen

13 Variants

Nimbus

10 Variants

Artemide

6 Variants

Marset

33 Variants

DCW

14 Variants

Artemide

13 Variants

Flos

42 Variants

Fritz Hansen

7 Variants

Artemide

12 Variants

Artemide

2 Variants

Design for the People

14 Variants

Flos

3 Variants

Foscarini

2 Variants

Lumina

4 Variants

Artemide

5 Variants

Villeroy & Boch

16 Variants

Bedside lamps: Mood or reading light directly at the bedside

A bedside lamp usually fulfils one of two tasks. It either provides clear reading light for reading in the evening or it creates a cosy atmosphere with warm mood lighting. For reading, we recommend bedside lamps that allow you to direct light to the desired area without causing glare. An opaque shade that can be flexibly adjusted is an advantage. To create a cosy ambience in the bedroom, however, we recommend bedside lamps that produce diffuse and warm light. Lightbulbs with adjustable light colours are also ideal for this purpose.

A good designer bedside lamp should be easy to use and offer individual operation. At light11, you will find plenty of lights with integrated operating options. For example, within our range you will find bedside lamps with integrated touch controls or touch dimmers. Lights with a pull switch or a switch located on the base are also suitable for operation when lying down. The alternative is external control via a dimmer or an app.

Integrated dimmer

Dimmable with external dimmer

With switch

With switch on the base

With pull switch

Feathers

Metal

Fabric

Stainless steel

Paper

Porcelain

Are you looking for a bedside lamp for your bedroom, but don't know what suits your style best? We have divided up our range for you according to the most popular living styles. At light11 you will find both modern and retro bedside lamps. You can also opt for a rough industrial style or rustic country house charm, with the right lighting.

Retro

Industrial

Country house style

As a specialist in designer bedside lamps, we offer a selection of the most renowned design classics of the 20th and 21st century. Are you looking for a Bauhaus lamp or would you prefer a mid-century gem? At light11 you will find both, alongside a large selection of Scandinavian and minimalist classics. Fans of particular design decades will also find exactly what they are looking for here.

Scandinavian style

Minimal style

20's

50's

60's

70's

With battery

With clamp

With USB Connection

With motion sensor

With timer

Small

Medium

Large

Sphere

Rectangular

Lantern

Round

Cube

Cylinder

Square

Mushroom

Tripod

Flexibly adjustable

Rotatable

Pivotable

Extendable

Artemide

11 Variants

Artemide

26 Variants

Gubi

18 Variants

Flos

12 Variants

Flos

8 Variants

Oluce

13 Variants

DCW

14 Variants

Fritz Hansen

7 Variants

Artemide

2 Variants

DCW

18 Variants

Flos

5 Variants

DCW

8 Variants

DCW

14 Variants

Luceplan

24 Variants

DCW

8 Variants

Gubi

11 Variants

Vitra

2 Variants

Vitra

2 Variants

Lumina

12 Variants

DCW

13 Variants

Luceplan

33 Variants

Gubi

11 Variants

Santa & Cole

2 Variants

Northern

5 Variants

Artemide

7 Variants

DCW

14 Variants

Artemide

1 Variant

DCW

13 Variants

DCW

13 Variants

DCW

14 Variants

1. How many lumens or watts should a bedside lamp have?

A bedside lamp for reading should emit at least 400 lumens; a pure mood light for orientation can manage with less. For optimum reading comfort at the bedside, light11 recommends a table lamp with 500 to 800 lumens, which is roughly equivalent to a 40 to 60 watt light bulb. An LED lamp with this amount of light usually requires between 5 and 10 watts. In addition to brightness, always ensure good glare control so that the light lands exactly where you want it. For combined use as reading and mood lighting, a luminaire with a dimmer is the right choice. This means you can always adjust the amount of light to suit your needs.

2. What height should a bedside lamp have?

The ideal height depends on the specific application situation. It is important that you are not dazzled by the direct view of the light source from the bed. You must therefore consider the height of your bed and bedside table when making your choice. Tip: You can remain flexible with height-adjustable table lamps or models with an articulated arm.