Definition of floor lamp
: a tall lamp that stands on the floor
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The researchers detected iPads up to 6.5 feet away from of the wall; fans and floor lamps could be sensed from about 10 feet.
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Graphic art prints, striped rug, and a Noguchi floor lamp add even more depth.
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Matte wax makes the oak floors seem aged, while the floor lamp by contemporary designer Michael Anastassiades adds a crisp, current note.
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Added last year were a standard shark fin antenna, a new gloss-black center floor console, a 12-volt power outlet in the cargo area, new front courtesy floor lamps, knit fabric sun visors and a washer fluid low-level warning light.
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In the opposite corner, the 1980s chaise is by Vladimir Kagan, the turquoise-and-brass tables are by Kam Tin, the 1960s floor lamp is Italian, and the pastel on paper is by Alexey Kamensky.
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The Douthit 70-inch floor lamp by Williston Forge is designed with an adjustable pulley system, and comes clad in a dark bronze finish like the one Costco used to stock.
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Consider table lamps and floor lamps, and highlight artwork with picture lights.
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The Japanese-style fire pit and tin range hood are custom, the floor lamp is from the ’70s, the sisal carpet is by Stark, the ceiling beams are Douglas fir, and a series of color lithographs from Japan are displayed along the pine wainscoting.
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First Known Use of floor lamp
1892
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: a tall lamp that stands on the floor
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