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Product description
The body of this lamp is solid black and gold Portoro marble — a deep black stone shot through with warm gold veining — topped with brass hardware and a black linen shade. At 27 inches and 12.5 pounds, it carries the same substantial weight as its Carrara counterpart, but reads darker and richer where that one reads cool and light.
Design Function: A single-lamp anchor piece meant to hold its own on a table, not disappear alongside other decor — built for rooms where the lamp itself is part of the design, not just the light source.
Details at a Glance:
- Material: Black and gold Portoro marble body, brass hardware and finial
- Shade: Black linen
- Height: 27"
- Width: 16"
- Depth: 16"
- Shade dimensions: 14" x 16" x 9.5"
- Wattage: 3-way, 150 watt max
- Cord length: 8 feet
- Weight: 12.5 lbs
- Bulb not included
Category Standard: Within our lighting collection, this sits in the solid-marble statement lamp category — built for visual weight and material presence, distinct from our ceramic and crystal table lamps.
How to Style It: Let the gold veining catch the light — position it where a window or secondary lamp hits the marble body at an angle, rather than tucking it into a dim corner where the pattern gets lost.
Where It Works Best: Entry tables and sofa tables as a standalone piece, or paired with its twin on a sideboard or nightstands for a matched-lamp look.
Mel's Styling Take: This is the one I reach for when a room needs some depth — the black and gold marble reads richer in person than in photos, especially once the lamp is lit at night.
Pairs Well With: The Theo Table Lamp · 8.5 Inch Alabaster Marble Tray. Also styles beautifully with our Nairobi Black Marble Bowl with Brush Gold, Gold Key Sculpture, and The Veronica Mother of Pearl Lamp.
Also Available In: Black & White Carrera Marble Lamp
Good to Know: This lamp takes a 3-way bulb up to 150 watts, giving it a dimmable-feeling range from soft ambient light to full brightness without an actual dimmer switch.
Product Insight: Customers often choose the Portoro finish over the Carrara when they want a darker, richer statement lamp for a room already anchored in lighter tones.
Product description
The body of this lamp is solid black and gold Portoro marble — a deep black stone shot through with warm gold veining — topped with brass hardware and a black linen shade. At 27 inches and 12.5 pounds, it carries the same substantial weight as its Carrara counterpart, but reads darker and richer where that one reads cool and light.
Design Function: A single-lamp anchor piece meant to hold its own on a table, not disappear alongside other decor — built for rooms where the lamp itself is part of the design, not just the light source.
Details at a Glance:
- Material: Black and gold Portoro marble body, brass hardware and finial
- Shade: Black linen
- Height: 27"
- Width: 16"
- Depth: 16"
- Shade dimensions: 14" x 16" x 9.5"
- Wattage: 3-way, 150 watt max
- Cord length: 8 feet
- Weight: 12.5 lbs
- Bulb not included
Category Standard: Within our lighting collection, this sits in the solid-marble statement lamp category — built for visual weight and material presence, distinct from our ceramic and crystal table lamps.
How to Style It: Let the gold veining catch the light — position it where a window or secondary lamp hits the marble body at an angle, rather than tucking it into a dim corner where the pattern gets lost.
Where It Works Best: Entry tables and sofa tables as a standalone piece, or paired with its twin on a sideboard or nightstands for a matched-lamp look.
Mel's Styling Take: This is the one I reach for when a room needs some depth — the black and gold marble reads richer in person than in photos, especially once the lamp is lit at night.
Pairs Well With: The Theo Table Lamp · 8.5 Inch Alabaster Marble Tray. Also styles beautifully with our Nairobi Black Marble Bowl with Brush Gold, Gold Key Sculpture, and The Veronica Mother of Pearl Lamp.
Also Available In: Black & White Carrera Marble Lamp
Good to Know: This lamp takes a 3-way bulb up to 150 watts, giving it a dimmable-feeling range from soft ambient light to full brightness without an actual dimmer switch.
Product Insight: Customers often choose the Portoro finish over the Carrara when they want a darker, richer statement lamp for a room already anchored in lighter tones.