THE COMO PLASTER VESSEL FLOOR LAMP | 150CM ORGANIC MODERN LINEN CONE SHADE

Constructed with a sculpted plaster body and a tailored linen tapered shade, the Como Plaster Vessel Floor Lamp delivers a quiet, architectural silhouette at 150cm. The matte mineral surface reads like hand-finished wall plaster—dry, tactile, and intentionally non-reflective—while the linen cone shade holds a clean geometry that diffuses light without glare.

Unlike resin “stone-look” bases and lightweight ceramic shells that ring hollow and chip at edges, a true plaster form carries density, surface depth, and a softer edge profile that looks specified rather than mass-produced. The 450mm footprint keeps the lamp planted beside seating, with the light plane set for living rooms and bedrooms where ambient warmth matters more than uplight theatrics.

The plaster-and-linen composition sits directly inside Japandi, Wabi-sabi, and Organic Modern palettes—plaster walls, natural oak, boucle upholstery, and muted textiles. A standard E26/E27 socket allows spec flexibility: specify a high-CRI LED for accurate linen tone and skin rendering. The recommended baseline is 3000K warm white (or 2700K for a deeper, candle-warm residential mood).

The Como Plaster Vessel Floor Lamp is designed for projects that require compliance, operating on 110–240V and built with CSA UL LISTED and CE certified components for residential and hospitality use.

Q1: Is the base on the Como floor lamp real plaster or a resin imitation?
The base uses a true plaster mineral surface with a matte, porous texture that reads like architectural wall plaster. Natural tonal variation and subtle surface marks are expected—those are material cues designers look for.

Q2: Will the plaster surface chip or mark easily?
Plaster is a mineral finish and should be treated like microcement or plaster walls. Avoid impacts on sharp edges and use a soft dry cloth for routine dusting. For marks, a barely damp cloth and mild soap is typically sufficient—no abrasive pads.

Q3: What bulb spec makes the linen shade look premium?
Specify a high-CRI (90+) LED in 3000K for clean warmth and accurate fabric tone. Choose 2700K when the project wants a deeper, more intimate evening ambiance.