64-inch Tiffany Type Floor Lamp Dulce Victorian by Chloe Lighting
This Dulce Tiffany type floor lamp has the decorative richness of Victorian stained glass carried high on a tall, elegant base. Sweeping bands of ivory, green, amber, and red glass curve around the domed shade, joined by jewel-like accents and deep blue details along the scalloped lower edge. The pattern feels almost ornamental enough to belong in a piece of jewelry, giving this Victorian style lamp the presence of illuminated ornament within the room.
Look beneath the larger sweeps of glass and the design becomes even more elaborate. Approximately 365 glass cuts create the pattern, while 51 glass beads add another layer of texture and ornamentation. The smaller sections along the lower border are especially detailed, creating a colorful finish beneath the broader glass panels above. The shade is handcrafted from stained glass, and variations within that glass become increasingly visible as light passes through it.
Two bulbs provide downward illumination while also bringing greater depth to the stained glass overhead. Ivory and amber sections grow warmer, deeper reds and blues gain intensity, and the smaller jewel-like details become easier to appreciate. Evening light gives this Tiffany type floor lamp a second visual life, transforming the intricate shade from colorful decoration into glowing Victorian glasswork.
At 64 inches high, this lamp pairs its broad 18-inch shade with a long, slender dark antique bronze stem and a sculpted base. The combination keeps the silhouette graceful while allowing the richly patterned shade to remain the visual attraction. Resin and metal construction provide the foundation for the glass above.
This Dulce Victorian style lamp feels at home wherever curves, jewel-like details, and generous color are welcome. There are enough small details in the shade that the lamp can continue revealing something new as it is viewed from different sides.
Bring this Dulce Tiffany type floor lamp into a favorite space for the ornament, color, and softly changing illumination of Victorian stained glass.