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7 ceramic lamps to elevate your home décor

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When choosing décor as simple as a lamp for your space, it can be difficult to know which type is best for you. There’s ceramic lamps, porcelain, glass, metal and wooden variations, and each have their own pros and cons and will impact the look and feel of your space.

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Ceramic lamps are made from clay or other inorganic substances that are heated and hardened. This means they are more durable than other materials and last a long time with the right care.

Thanks to the way it’s created, ceramics are heat resistant, so if you’re planning on leaving them on for longer periods of time in a main room, like the kitchen or living room, this may be the right choice.  

You’ll also have a wider range of colours and designs to pick from, and it’s good to note they are moisture resistant, making them ideal for wetter areas such as the bathroom or laundry. They’re also super easy to clean and aren’t likely to hold stains or oxidation.

Ceramic lamps create a warm, soft glow, making them perfect for a cosy feel. We’ve compiled seven options that’ll look great in any space.

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The best ceramic lamps 2024

Ancient Chinese inspired blue and white patterned ceramic table lamp with white lamp shade

01

Jamie Ceramic Table Lamp

$59.95 at Temple & Webster

Best for: Timeless, elegant and versatile styling

Originating in the Qin dynasty, this style and pattern is quite popular thanks to its timeless nature. This lamp takes inspiration from Chinese design and is quite versatile, suiting a variety of interior design styles. It comes in two colours; blue and white or green and white which can seamlessly match traditional homes or modern eclectic spaces or coastal retreats. It has an easy push switch and can be assembled easily with the included user manual.

Sizes: 43cmH x 30cmW x 30cmD. Cord length is 150cm. 1.8kg.

Key features:

  • Ceramic base, polyester fabric shade
  • 1x table lamp, 1x assembly manual
  • Push switch
  • Requires 1x E27 bulb, max. 60W (not included)
Dark green ceramic table lamp with textured palm leaves and a white lamp shade

02

Oriel Lighting Kai Ceramic Table Lamp

$130 at Myer

Best for: Earthy, textured designs

The Kai green textured ceramic table lamp is perfect for any room with deep or neutral hues, particularly in coastal or Hamptons style homes. The dark green ceramic base boasts beauty with textured palm leaves across the surface.

Sizes: 30cmH x 21cmW x 21cmD.

Key features:

  • Crackle glazed ceramic
  • Fabric drum shade
  • Cord on/off switch
  • Requires E14 bulb. 42W (not included)
Green and gold ceramic table lamp with a white lamp shade

03

Morgan & Finch Maison Ceramic Table Lamp

$239.95 at Bed Bath N’ Table

Best for: Sleek and modern spaces

This Maison ceramic lamp oozes luxury with it’s green, blown-out base and golden edges. Style it into a neutral-toned room for a subtle pop of colour, or let its versatility shine.

Sizes: 65cmH x 38cmW x 38cmL

Key features:

  • Ceramic
  • Cord on/off switch
  • White fabric shade
  • Gold detailing

04

Blair Ceramic Table Lamp

$69.95 at Temple & Webster

Best for: Sophisticated pops of colour

The Blair ceramic table lamp provides subtle sophistication with a touch of understated elegance. Whether you’re a neutral-lover or opt for bold, colourful patterns, this simple and textured option will fit into any bedroom, living space or dining area with its two shades: blue and white. It’s not only pretty to look at, but it’s built to last, crafted from decorative ceramic and polyester fabric.

Sizes: 39cmH x 25cmW x 25cmD. Cord length: 15cm. 1.1kgs.

Key features:

  • Fabric drum shade
  • Two colours
  • Cord on/off switch
  • Requires E27 bulb. 40W

05

Oriel Lighting Benjy Ceramic Table Lamp

$66 at Myer

Best for: Adding contrast to lighter spaces

Dark-toned table lamps look great when put against a lighter backdrop. The Benju base has a textured, matte finish with vertical ridges. It’ll add an element of height to the styling of hallway tables or cabinets.

Sizes: 47cmH x 24cmW x 24cmD. Cord length: 12cm.

Key features:

  • Matte finish
  • Cord on/off switch
  • Fabric drum shade
  • Recommended A-LED-7407230 bulb. 60W

06

Granger Ceramic Fawn Gold Base Lamp

$209.95 at Bed Bath N’ Table

Best for: Patterns and simplicity

This lamp boasts a hint of green with dotted indents across the surface. Gold accenting provides a luxurious feel while the ceramic makes it feel more cosy. It’s versatility ensures it’ll look pretty in any space.

Sizes: 67cmH x 38cmW x 28cmD

Key features:

  • Gold accenting
  • Textured base
  • Cord on/off switch
White ribbed ceramic lamp with timber base and white lamp shade

07

Della Ceramic Table Lamp

$69.95 at Temple & Webster

Best for: Illuminating your space with natural charm

Fill your home with elements of nature through this sturdy, ceramic lamp with a timber-look-finish base. It’s ribbed texture will add organic charm, while evoking a warm and inviting atmosphere with the classic drum-shaped shade that disperses light up and down. This lamp is a durable and stylish addition to your home.

Sizes: 47cmH x 25cmW x 25cmD

Key features:

  • Ceramic with ribbed texture
  • Linen blend in classic drum shape lamp shade
  • 1 x E27 bulb, max. 60W (not included)
  • Ceramic & steel with timber look finish base, linen & polyester shade

What are the benefits of ceramic lamps?

There are many benefits of purchasing ceramic lamps for your home. They are durable and long withstanding to moisture and oxidation so they can go in any room in your home. They come in a wider range of colours than other materials, are super easy to clean and they provide a warm, soft glow for a cosy atmosphere. You can paint over ceramic lamps to upcycle them for new home décor.

How can you tell if a lamp is ceramic or porcelain?

The difference between ceramic and porcelain is quite simple when you break it down. Ceramics use red, brown or white clay, where as porcelain only uses white clay. True porcelain must be 0.5% or lower in water absorption.


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