17 Cheap (But Expensive-Looking) Lamps

With a rounded marble-look base, a chrome arched body, and a volcanic-orange pendant shade, this floor lamp will add a pop of colour to any space.

The antique-style zinc body and base on this lamp, combined with the stained-glass shade design, would be at home in an enchanted cottage.

Satisfying in this brushed-brass finish, but also available in a matte black with a copper inner lining on the shade.

This Edison-bulb desk lamp looks like something you’d find in an old coach house turned whimsical guesthouse.

With a muted linen shade and wooden tripod legs, this floor lamp would suit modern and classically designed spaces. But a room full of textured, natural accents and wicker pieces feels like its home.

The odd positioning of the gold legs and the leg-to-opal-globe-shade ratio make this table lamp interesting to look at without its trying too hard.

This floor lamp can serve as a focal piece without overwhelming an entire space, giving out a soft, unobtrusive light.

This lava lamp with a metallic rainbow shell is retro but futuristic at the same time. [Editor’s note: This products is currently sold out.]

This one has a largish black shade with a copper-coloured inner lining and black legs. We like that it comes with a handy plant shelf, too, should you be running out of windowsill space.

This lamp brings night-sky watching inside with a moon-shaped shade balanced on top of a ceramic hand. We like that it could hold its own in both an adult and a kids’ space.

With big, industrial film-studio vibes, this tripod lamp with a black metal shade looks straight out of an East London factory turned sprawling studio apartment with whitewashed brick walls.

With a pineapple base, a ceramic gloss finish, and a matching white shade, this table lamp would fit right in with a neutral design and would add a splash of Palm Springs style to a more classic room.