Adesso7202-22 Piedmont 300W Combo Torchiere, 71 in, 2 x 150 W Incandescent/equiv. LED & 60W Incandescent Reading Light, Brushed Steel, 1 Floor Lamp

Just bought one of these to replace an old higher quality (somewhat more elegant, with glass parts instead of plastic) floor lamp whose concrete base weight decomposed. This arrived promptly, and was quite easy to assemble (required just a wee bit of care screwing the upright pipe parts together).It both looks very nice and is extremely function at the side of my bed, in the master bedroom here. I've two 17 watt ("100 watt equivalent) 4000K LED "bulbs" in the top, and one 12 watt ("75 watt equivalent") 4000K bulb in the side arm.Only negative, if you want to call it that: The white parts are plastic (note that they tell you this up front in the item description), not glass, so you won't impress snob guests looking for froo froo stuff or for conspicuous consumption. But at a distance of 3 feet or more, it looks JUST FINE. Indeed, it looks QUITE NICE. And, again, it does a GREAT job of providing light both to that part of the room generally AND as a spot light for reading. Great for a living room or bedroom.

This light is in my living room. I didn’t think I needed the reading light, but with the top light and the reading light on, it’s very bright. It’s just what I need when I want to light up my living room at night. Of course it’s also nice when I need just one of the lights on.

The lamp is pleasant to look at. The lower shade is firmly a fixed, but the top shade slides on and is wobbly if the lamp is moved. The top has two outlets for two up to 60wz bulbs and the lower lamp has one outlet for up to a 60wz bulb. The switch has four settings: lower on; top on, lower and top on and all off. I would have given a 5 star, but only gave 4 because of the wobbly top shade.

Love this 300 watt equivalent floor lamp. This model with side lamp works well for me because switch is lower and I can easily reach switch from bed. I had same lamp previously for maybe 10 years. I had to replace it due to my cracking the plastic shade when moving it from one home to another. After I cracked the shade and continued to use the lamp for a while, the shade eventually disintegrated when I tried to remove it. I looked for a replacement shade but couldn't find one. Easiest to put together while upright.

I bought this lamp in September 2012 to use in our living room. I wanted something that would produce a lot of light, and loved that this lamp took two 150W bulbs up top and also had an additional reading light. We were very happy with the lamp and how much light it produced until March 2013 when we noticed that the upper shade was starting to burn near where one of the light bulbs was. I switched to a lower wattage, but the burn mark expanded and turned into a hole. I contacted Customer Service at lightingnewyork.com, and at first they said I could purchase a new shade. I was kind of surprised that they weren't willing to replace the shade for free, when I had followed the instruction manual in terms of the bulbs I'd used and had only had the lamp for 6 months. Then the customer service agent wrote again and said they didn't have the shade in stock, didn't know when they would get it, and that it may be less expensive for me to just buy an entirely new lamp. I know this lamp was relatively inexpensive, so maybe I shouldn't have expected more, but still for $60-70, you hope it will last longer than 6 months or that customer service would be more willing to get you a replacement! As much as I love the light from this lamp, I have to give it a negative review for having such a cheaply-made shade (it feels like plastic rather than glass) and poor design in terms of how close the bulbs are to the shade. It also seems like a potential fire hazard.

This replaced a kaput fluorescent gooseneck. With only a couple of 60w equivalet LEDs in the torchiere (on top), the room is much better lit up than formerly, and a 15w equivalent LED is plenty for the single bulb reading lamp lower down. It did take some trial and error to get the location of the gooseneck so that the bulb didn't shine in your face (too large a bulb will stick out of the smallish shade). And of course the 4-way switch cycles through top-bottom-both-off, so that could be an issue for some. But for function, looks and value, we're very happy with this lamp.

This lamp is a great value. It looks good and the light from the touchier is quite bright. The controls allow either light to be lit or both at the same time. The shades are plastic which makes them lighter and less breakable. The lamp looks great.

The lamp itself is fine - I already owned one. This shipment of a used item from the Amazon Warehouse was entirely missing the plastic part that holds the small shade onto the lamp arm. As well, the knob would not stay attached. And the metal base was pock-marked.Had to take it apart and box for shipping, AND drive the box to a shipping site. Should have received my money back plus a hassle bonus.Ordered a new one, same model. All good.