SAFAVIEH Lighting Collection Peli Modern Clear Glass 27-inch Bedroom Living Room Home Office Desk Nightstand T
What it is
A 26.5-inch table lamp with stacked clear glass spheres and a white drum shade that brings sculptural elegance to your bedroom, entryway, or living room. It's for anyone who wants a statement lighting piece without the designer price tag.
Why it keeps winding up in carts
No crowd data available for this specific model, but Safavieh's century-plus track record in home furnishings speaks to their design credibility and quality standards.
A striking, included-bulb lamp for understated modern style.
This is sculptural lighting that reads as intentional design, not an afterthought fixture.
At $70.67, you're paying for sculptural design and the Safavieh name without mid-century modern or designer pricing.
Who it is forBest for people building a calm, modern interior who want their lighting to earn its visual space—and who don't want to swap out a bulb on day one.
What to check before you buy
Build & Materials
The transparency of the glass means this works in tight spaces without visual weight. The drum shade softens light output and keeps the whole thing from feeling too cold or industrial. It's the balance between statement and livability.
Size & Placement
Tall enough to read by from a bed or sofa, compact enough for a nightstand or slim console table. The footprint is modest, so it won't crowd a corner or entryway.
Convenience
You unbox it and plug it in. No hunting for the right bulb size or wattage. Energy-saving is a practical bonus if this becomes a bedside fixture you leave on low.
Straight from the listing
- Add a stunning accent to the bedroom, entryway or living room with this Safavieh table lamp
- Features crystal clear glass spheres and a chic white drum shade
- High-quality LED bulb is included for energy-saving convenience
- Full dimensions are 14" wide x 14" deep x 26.5" high
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Where this sits
Safavieh's Peli lamp anchors the lamp-as-object school of thought—the shade is secondary to the stacked-sphere base, which gives you visual interest from every angle.
