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Separation of seams and stitching Cosmetic damage to your mattress or bed for 5 years, including: Stains One of the most effective ways to add task lighting to the bedroom is with bedside table lamps. Lamps are available in a wide range of styles and are an easy way to illuminate your bedroom. Place them on a bedside cabinet or table on either side of the bed for a beautifully balanced look. Bedside lighting is an essential part of any well-lit bedroom; it provides both practical illumination and decoration. Not only do you get two drawers on either side, the Hart bed frame also features underbed storage drawers on either side. Great for hiding away spare bed linen or clothing and shoes, this frame will help to keep your bedroom neat and tidy. If you want to create a luxurious and stylish look in your master bedroom, bedside lighting is a simple way to do it. Find out more about bedside lighting ideas with our handy buying guide. Bedside Lighting: Table Lamps

Bedside lighting is especially important for children’s rooms. A bedside lamp will provide gentle illumination for story time and can be used as a comforting night light. Children often need a light source to be able to sleep. Decorative table lamps will add a stylish touch to your bedroom. A pair of beautiful bedside lamps such as theNivian Glass Table Lamp(above) will frame the bed on each side and will bring together the whole room. weight; in particular, adjustable beds will not be covered by this Service Contract if the users are overand fittings, including the lift mechanism are covered by this Service contract and not the television or Additionally, floor lamps can be a great way to add ambient light to your bedroom while also creating a statement piece. Or, for a more decorative alternative, string lights such as fairy lights or festoons can be a fun and playful option, particularly suited to teenage or children’s bedrooms. In general, a soft white, or warm white bulb with a colour temperature of 2700K to 3000K are the best for bedside lamps as they create a warm and cosy atmosphere. LED bulbs are a popular option due to their energy efficiency and long lifespan, and often they can be dimmed, or have their colour temperature changed, which is perfect if you need a bright white to wake you up in the mornings, but need a dimmer, warmer shade for relaxing at night. Various types of lamps can be used on a bedside table, depending on personal preference and the specific needs of the space. Table lamps are always popular and are available in a variety of styles and sizes, and can provide a soft, ambient glow or focused task lighting. Another option is a clip-on lamp, which can be attached to the headboard or bedside table, allowing for adjustable and targeted lighting. Touch lamps are a good choice too, since they are easily turned on during the night without needing to fumble for the switch.

The size of a bedside lamp largely depends on what you think looks best, and the size of your bedside table. As a general rule, the lamp should be tall enough that the light source shines over your shoulder when you’re sitting up in bed, but not so tall that it towers over the headboard. The lampshade should also be proportionate to the base, and not too large or small for the size of the lamp. In terms of width, the lamp base should be no wider than the width of the bedside table, and the shade should be wide enough to cover the light source while still allowing light to shine where it is needed. Traditional bedside lamps have a more ornate design, with features like intricate patterns, tassels, or fringes. They work well in bedrooms with classic or formal décor. For reading, consider a wall light with a swing arm such as the Junius Swing Arm Wall Light or an adjustable spotlight such as the Philips Star Single LED Spotlight(above).These types of wall lights are perfect for focused task lighting.Place them at eye level on either side of the bed for the most comfortable light output.For a stylish, hotel-inspired look, think about adding bedside wall lights to your bedroom. Available in a wide range of styles, wall mounted bedside lamps are a great way to achieve stylish bedside lighting in any room, but especially where space is limited. Wall lights don’t require bedside tables – they simply attach to the wall next to the bed. An uplighter wall light will provide soft lighting that is diffused around the room for an overall, relaxing glow. Bedside lighting should be cosy and relaxing, so make sure that you choose light bulbs with a warm white light instead of a cool white light. Or why not choose yellow light bulbs for the bedroom? Studies have shown that yellow light helps us to relax and feel sleepy before bedtime. Add yellow light bulbs, otherwise known as warm white to your bedside lights for a great nights sleep. Yes, if you choose the wrong type of bulb or use the lamp improperly, bedside lamps can interfere with your sleep. Blue light, which is emitted by some types of bulbs, can suppress the production of melatonin, a hormone that helps regulate sleep. On the other hand, a lamp without a shade will provide a more direct and focused light, which can be useful if you like to work from your bed, or you do a hobby from your bed that needs a bit extra light. The height of a bedside lamp depends on the height of the bedside table and the seating or sleeping position of the user. As a general rule, the bottom of the lampshade should be at eye level when the user is sitting or lying down in bed. For a bedside table that is 24-30 inches high, a lamp height of around 20-24 inches is appropriate. However, that isn’t a set rule; consider your own preference, and the specific dimensions of the room and furniture when choosing the height of a bedside lamp.

Therefore, it’s recommended to use warm-coloured bulbs with a colour temperature of around 2700K to 3000K in your bedroom, including bedside lamps. Additionally, it’s important to use the lamp properly, such as setting the lamp at an appropriate brightness level, and turn off the lamp or use a low-light setting while sleeping to avoid interference with your natural sleep cycle. Modern bedside lamps feature clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic. They are a great choice for contemporary bedrooms that feature simple, uncluttered design elements. manufacturers recommended maximum weight, or over 115 kilograms where no recommendation is provided. For a modern bedroom, look for sleek contemporary bedside lighting in chrome or glass. Patterned fabric shades and antique brass finishes will add a more traditional, vintage-inspired look to your bedside lighting.The style of bedside lamp you choose should complement the décor of your bedroom, and there are plenty of popular styles to consider: by fire, fibre damage, smoke, ash, flood, wind, lightning, the act of sunlight, oxidisation, or any

The costs of certain repairs on specific beds if the users are over the manufacturer’s recommended maximum And for even more peace of mind, it also covers scuffs, spills and stains for the first 5 years. With For bed time reading, a practical bedside lamp with an adjustable spotlight is a great choice. The Philips Eyecare Task Lamp features a sleek white design with an adjustable head that provides optimal light output. Bedside task lamps can be angled to direct light where you need it, perfect for when you want to curl up in bed with a good novel. Look for lamps with an inline switch, which allows you to turn off the lamp without getting up. Bedside wall lights Consider the height of the lamp or wall light in relation to your bed. Lamps should be positioned so that the bottom of the lamp is at eye level when you’re sitting in bed. This means that the light shines on your lap or your book, rather than in your eyes. Light bulbsStorage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room Rustic bedside lamps feature natural materials like wood, stone, or woven fibres, and have a cosy and welcoming feel. They work well in bedrooms with a cabin or farmhouse-inspired décor. Your perfect bedside table lamp or wall light should be in proportion with the rest of your room and bedroom furniture. Large, spacious bedrooms will look great with elaborate wall lights and grand statement lamps such as the Devon Glass Ball Table Lamp. However, small bedrooms with limited space are better suited to more compact designs like the Octi 3 Light Table Lamp. The choice between a switch or a touch sensor for a bedside lamp largely depends on you, and what you find convenient. A switch is a simple and traditional option that is easy to use and reliable, but a touch sensor can be a more convenient option, allowing you to turn the lamp on and off with a simple touch or gesture. Touch sensors also often have adjustable brightness levels, which can be helpful for reading or creating a relaxing atmosphere. When choosing between a switch and a touch sensor, consider the overall style of the lamp, the placement of the lamp in relation to your bed, and what you’d find easiest to use.