Stretch 75" Linen Floor Lamp

The Stretch 87" Arc Lamp is a Modern arc lamp with a striking crimson red finish, designed by Kirby Groce in 2011. This architectural statement piece features a bold steel arm that gracefully extends to provide overhead lighting without the need for ceiling installation. Its large white linen drum shade, complemented by an opal diffuser, softens the angles and fills the room with a warm, inviting ambiance. Ideal for living rooms and bedrooms, this lamp effortlessly integrates into modern, contemporary, and transitional spaces, offering both style and functionality. Equipped with a user-friendly dimmer switch, the Stretch Arc Lamp allows you to easily adjust the lighting to suit any mood or occasion. Its contract-grade construction ensures durability and longevity, making it a worthwhile investment for any home. The lamp's compatibility with energy-efficient LED bulbs and smart home systems like Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, and Apple Home adds a layer of modern convenience and sustainability. Designed in Venice Beach, California, by NOVA of California, this lamp embodies a century of expertise in lighting design, bringing both heritage and innovation into your home.

The Stretch 75"" Arc Lamp is a modern arc lamp designed by Kirby Groce in 2011, featuring a sleek black steel arm and a black composite base. This striking architectural piece is perfect for living rooms or bedrooms, providing great overhead lighting without the need for an electrician. Its large linen drum shade includes an opal diffuser, offering soft ambient light that shields the light source for a pleasing lighting experience. This lamp embodies NOVA's century-long commitment to quality, making it a lasting investment in design and light. Equipped with a dimmer switch, the Stretch Arc Lamp allows for adjustable lighting to suit any mood or occasion. Its contract-grade quality ensures durability, while the option for energy-efficient LED bulbs aligns with sustainable practices. Seamlessly compatible with smart home systems like Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, and Apple Home, this lamp adds a touch of modern convenience. Crafted with high-quality materials, the Stretch Arc Lamp is a testament to NOVA's legacy as the oldest lighting company in North America, offering original contemporary designs.

The Stretch Arc Lamp is a modern lighting masterpiece designed by Kirby Groce in 2011. This architectural statement piece features a striking linen shade and a robust composite base, making it an ideal choice for living rooms, bedrooms, and home offices. Crafted from cold-rolled steel, the lamp's sweeping cantilever form provides great overhead lighting without the need for an electrician, while its large drum shade with an opal diffuser offers soft ambient light, shielding the light source for a pleasing lighting experience. Equipped with a dimmer switch, the Stretch Arc Lamp allows for easy control of lighting intensity, enhancing its minimalistic appeal and user-friendly convenience. Its compatibility with energy-efficient LED bulbs ensures sustainability, while smart home integration with Amazon Echo, Google Assistant, and Apple Home adds modern convenience. Contract grade quality materials ensure durability, and the lamp's design reflects NOVA of California's 100-year legacy of original contemporary designs. Perfect for those who value both form and function, this lamp seamlessly integrates into any modern or transitional space.

Arrived quickly and in good condition. Looks nice but it’s a little more flimsy than I expected for the price point. Getting the screws in was tricky since the holes didn’t align.. Joaquin. San Antonio, TX. Sun May 31 2026

A bright idea. This sleek floor lamp brings a modern touch to any room. Featuring a metal base and a shade, this plug-in lamp is designed for residential use. Just add your desired bulb to complete the look and light up your space. Illuminate your style with ease.

Love the style, but would prefer to be able to put standard sized bulbs in it.. Christopher. Long Beach, CA. Wed Jul 09 2025