Thursday, December 29, 2011

Frederick Cooper Polly By Night Floor Lamp

!±8±Frederick Cooper Polly By Night Floor Lamp

Brand : Frederick Cooper
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Price : $944.91
Post Date : Dec 29, 2011 13:16:23
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This designer "Polly by Night" floor lamp with a fabric shade and hand toned cast brass parrot with night light is a perfect addition to your tropical decor. Bronze finish. From the Frederick Cooper floor lamp collection. Takes two 100 watt bulbs (not included). Includes one 15 watt night light bulb. 63" h.

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Saturday, December 17, 2011

Frederick Cooper Fluted Wood and Silver Plated Designer Column Table Lamp

!±8± Frederick Cooper Fluted Wood and Silver Plated Designer Column Table Lamp

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Post Date : Dec 17, 2011 19:30:08 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days

A quietly spectacular lamp, this fluted column of wood is accented with silver plated fretwork and gets an added punch from the two fabulous silk detachable tassles.

  • Wood Column Accented with Silver Fretwork
  • Double Purple and Jadestone Tassles
  • 16" bottom deep purple silk shade
  • 30" high from bottom on base to top of shade
  • Double Socket -- two 60 watt max.

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Friday, December 9, 2011

Frederick Cooper Twin Arm Nickel over Brass Floor Lamp

!±8± Frederick Cooper Twin Arm Nickel over Brass Floor Lamp

Brand : Frederick Cooper | Rate : | Price : $959.91
Post Date : Dec 10, 2011 05:00:15 | Usually ships in 2-3 weeks


Brass construction is finished in satin nickel and the end result is this sophisticated floor lamp. The silveresque shade features shimmer fabric over parchment. Twin arms create a distinctive urban look that is appealing. Floor dimmer adds to the modern convenience of this retro-inspired floor lamp from Frederick Cooper.

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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Decorating With Antique Oil Lamps

!±8± Decorating With Antique Oil Lamps

Since the miraculous advent of electricity, oil lamps have become something of an antique, and understandably so. It's not particularly practical to use an antique oil lamp in your home today, not to mention a safety hazard. However, these lamps are still very much in demand, but not for the reasons they once were. Antique oil lamps are collectible items now that can be found on more Ebay auctions than you could ever know what to do with. They make excellent collectors' items and can even be used throughout your home as decoration and for the occasional power outage.

Most people associate antique oil lamps with thoughts of the old west, which is why they make such interesting decorative pieces for rooms geared toward this theme. If you've bucked the modern, sterile look of a kitchen with stainless steel appliances and black marble counter tops, you may want to give the country farmhouse look a try. It can give off a much warmer feeling and is a perfect place to showcase the antique oil lamps you've been collecting. Most of them have handles on top, so all you need is a hook to screw into the wall and you're all set. Your antique oil lamp has gone from a dusty artifact to wall decoration!

Antique oil lamps can be a unique and clever way to light up the back yard for a night time get-together with the neighborhood. Being careful not to put them near anything too flammable, they can be placed throughout your back yard. The antique oil lamps will give your guest enough light to see each other, while keeping it just dim enough that they can still see the stars in the night sky. Antique oil lamps can make an interesting takeoff on a tiki torch as well. You can find poles that stick in the ground with hooks on top to hang the lamps on.

When collecting antique oil lamps and attempting to use them in your decorating scheme, it is essential to think of safety first and protect your family from any possibility of a fire. If you do keep oil lamps around for use in the event of a power outage, either don't keep them filled with oil, or keep the ones with oil in them in a different place. The last thing you want is some freak accident what somehow ignites the antique oil lamp mounted above your sink. Aside from this rare possibility, collecting and decorating with antique oil lamps is a way to preserve a little history and use it in your every day life.


Decorating With Antique Oil Lamps

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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Frederick Cooper Studio Floor Lamp

!±8± Frederick Cooper Studio Floor Lamp

Brand : Frederick Cooper | Rate : | Price : $1,449.91
Post Date : Nov 20, 2011 07:46:37 | Usually ships in 2-3 weeks


  • Bronze finish metal shade.
  • Copper-bronze finish torchiere.
  • Floor dimmer.
  • Takes one 150 watt bulb (not included).
  • 73" high.

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Frederick Cooper Studio Floor Lamp

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Nursery Lamps Are An Over Looked But Vital Part of Decorating A Nursery

!±8± Nursery Lamps Are An Over Looked But Vital Part of Decorating A Nursery

The expectation of a new baby is an exciting and hectic time for any new parent, whether it's the first child or the fifth. Decorating a nursery can be a difficult task because there are several things to be considered. Looks are important, but safety and functionality should be of the utmost importance, especially when deciding on which nursery lamps to use. Lighting is important in every room, but lighting in the nursery may have slightly higher expectations to live up to.

When most people think of shopping for baby furniture, they usually think about a crib, changing table, dresser and maybe a rocking chair. Some new parents may not realize that nursery lamps are also a vital part of baby furniture. They should be easy to reach and turn on, especially while juggling a baby in one hand.

Placement is also important; especially as your child reaches the age that they are able to stand in their crib. Nursery lighting should be far enough away from the crib so your little precious can't reach it and get burned or even start a fire.

One of the best ways to keep a nursery lamp out of the way but still in a convenient place is to hang it on the wall. Wall sconces can be a nice touch as accent lighting or as the primary lighting in the room. They shouldn't be hung directly over the crib for safety reasons. About two feet above the crib and off to one side of it will supply adequate lighting and keep it at a safe distance. Wall sconces can be found in a variety of colors and themes especially for use as a nursery lamp. Whether you are decorating with a popular cartoon character or in classic pastels, hanging lamps can be matched to whatever you like.

Nursery lamps should have soft, low wattage bulbs or a three-way bulb that allows you to change the level of light that comes from it. This is especially useful for putting a barely-sleeping baby to bed and not tripping over everything on your way out the door. Lamps with dimmer options are very handy because they allow a smooth transition from bright to dim and eventually off. Anyone with a fussy baby knows how important it is to have a seamless transfer from Mom's arms to the crib, and sudden switching off lights can disturb this.

Tall floor Torchieres make great nursery lighting, especially if they have two or more separate bulbs that can be pointed in different directions. With one flick of the switch, you can light up the baby's crib, then the changing table. The third one can be used with a low wattage bulb pointed directly to the ceiling for a dim night light. Task-oriented lighting is a good idea when planning the lighting.

You will want two or three direct light sources to the various places you may be. This is especially useful while the baby is sleeping and you are putting up clothes in her dresser. You can turn on a soft light from the nursery lamp by the dresser and leave the baby undisturbed in the crib across the room. Remember that function and safety should come first, but aesthetics should not be forgotten. If you want the nursery lamp to stand out, it can match the primary color of the room. If you want it to blend in, get a nursery lamp that is the same color as the wall and tuck it into a corner. Having a baby is a difficult and rewarding job. Make things a little easier by choosing nursery lamps that offer a little or a lot of light and the options to choose which one.


Nursery Lamps Are An Over Looked But Vital Part of Decorating A Nursery

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