Arch Floor Lamps with Remote - Dimmable Floor Lamp 70”, Black Tall Lamp with 360° Adjustable Hanging Metal Shade, Arc Lamps Floor Standing with 9W Bulb, Over Couch Lamps for Living Room, Foot Switch

Love this lamp! It’s perfect for behind our sectional couch. I love the look and the dimming warm and cool lighting is great for reading or just as a nightlight. Well worth the money.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to put together. Perfect behind our recliner and I may purchase another for the living room. Has a remote and dimmer for different light settings and a foot switch too. It’s a nice elegant lamp and it elevates the look. Looks expensive but half the price .

I got this for my home office that has no overhead light. It looks fantastic, is well made and works wonderfully. I love the remote and ability to choose not just the light color, but the remote allows you to adjust the brightness. Highly recommend!

This lamp is great, it looks good behind my sectional and helps achieve a less harsh light in the space. I will say it seems a touch unstable, and for that reason I do have an old 10 lb weight on it.

This lamp is perfect for my needs in a cramped space. Not only does it look fantastic, the shade is also metal—not the plastic one might expect at this price point.Unlike other reviewers, I had no problem with the base seeming easily tipped, even on warped and bowed 150 year old wooden floors.Note: If you’ve never had an arched floor lamp with decent reach, they all bob up and down if you bump against them. If you have toddlers or med-lg dogs running around, this might not be the lamp for you. If bumped hard enough, it will tip over (as will most floor lamps).All told, the remote is a wonderful and convenient option, and truth be told, I generally loathe remotes. This is easy to pair and use, as well as having really useful settings and non-cryptic symbols. The best part is it attaches to the lamp via magnet, so it’s hard to lose.Assembly directions are easy to follow and have a couple good tips, too. The mfg was even thoughtful enough to include a spare lock screw for where the curved portions join. (If you’ve ever tried finding the right sized replacement for one, you’ll know why this is a big deal!)Assembly was easy and quick. Two tips:1. When attaching bottom portion to base, turn the base not the pole. That way the wire doesn’t get all twisted.2. When trying to join the curved pieces, do it on a rug or towel on a flat surface. It’s much easier to get the perfect curve and lock it in place. (The bulb fixture does rotate as stated, so simply turn and tilt it until it lies flat.Overall best features:-Well machined poles fit perfectly and don’t exhibit annoying seams or overhang.-Nice bright light! 9 watt LED with truly useful 3000-6000 K presets on the remote. (As an artist, this is invaluable.)-Sturdy but slim in design. The classic shade shape is great with many decor schemes.-The inside of the shade is toned in a muted brass. I didn’t think I’d like this, but upon seeing the light both on and off, that color definitely gives the lamp and the light it casts a far warmer and friendlier feel. Details matter.Recommendation:BUY THIS LAMP! It’s a great, no-clutter piece with lighting options you’ll actually use on a remote you won’t lose. You won’t regret this purchase.

It came with a defective metal stud, the main metal threaded stud between the main two poles of the lamp. It is bent to one direction making it impossible to screw together and even if I could it would be warped leaning to one direction. I am so disappointed. I really needed something like this. So disappointed:(

Take the assembly part slow, watch alignment and you'll have little problem. I've seen one picture where they claimed the machining was poor - it would be impossible to machine this material the way the picture was presented. If you're not handy with this kind of thing, find a friend who is. :)I chose to screw the base on last. Just keep the pole vertical and slowly turn it. If you meet resistance, back up a bit and go again. Mine went together perfectly.The remote is a great little addition. Remember, the batteries for it don't come with the package, so find a couple AAA batteries and stick 'em in there. THEN turn on the lamp and THEN (within 10 seconds, no rush) hit a switch on the remote. I used the power switch. It found the lamp immediately and works great.I'm a HomeKit kinda guy so although I used the LED that came with the lamp, I hooked the power cord to a smart outlet so I could program it to turn on and off when I wanted it to. This doesn't change the mode you've selected on the lamp; you still do that via the remote.All in all if I needed a second one it would be an easy decision with another of these.

I truly love this lamp. The dimmable feature, the different waramths and the sleep timer - I used them all. I tucked it way back in a corner behind a table, so the remote was key. But after only a few months, the remote longer works. I press the button and the light on the remote flashes, but the light doesn't respond. Sadly that means I can't use the different modes, and to turn it on or off we have to use the foot pedal. Since the lamp is so far back, we essentially never use it anymore.