Aurevia
Linen Rechargeable Table Lamp
Fabric shade on a metal body
Touch dimming, three levels
No flex, put it anywhere
Description
A cordless table lamp with a fabric shade and a metal body, dimmable by touch across three levels. It runs on a rechargeable battery, so it sits in the middle of a dining table or on a shelf with no socket anywhere near it. CE marked.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Orders over £35: FREE tracked delivery.
Orders under £35: Tracked delivery £3.99
UK delivery 5-10 working days.
Returns
We want you to love what you receive. If you're not completely satisfied, we accept returns within 30 days of delivery items must be unused and in original packaging.
GOOD TO KNOW
Will this work with my existing fittings?
Most of our indoor pieces use standard fittings. The exact fitting is listed in the product details, so check there before you order.
Can I use it outside?
Anything in the outdoor range is weather rated. Indoor pieces are not, so keep those under cover.
Is it dimmable?
Dimmable pieces are marked in the product details. If it is not marked, treat it as fixed output.
Fabric And Metal
A fabric shade over a metal body, which is what stops it reading as a gadget. The cloth diffuses the light properly rather than throwing a hard edge, and the weight in the base keeps it where you put it.
Touch It To Dim It
Three brightness levels, set by touch rather than a switch or an app. Low for a dinner table once the plates are cleared, high when someone actually needs to see what they are doing.
Nowhere Near A Socket
No flex trailing across the table and nothing to trip over. It goes in the middle of a dining table, on a windowsill, on a shelf, or outside on a summer evening and back in afterwards.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it need a socket?
No. It runs on a rechargeable battery, so there is no flex to trail across a table or along a shelf and nothing to trip over. That is what lets it sit in the middle of a laid dining table, on a windowsill with no socket beneath it, or out on a garden table for an evening. Charge it, put it where you want it, move it whenever you like.
How do I dim it?
By touch, across three levels. There is no app, no remote and no switch on a cable, which is most of the appeal on a dining table. Low is the setting most people leave it on once the food is done, and it is soft enough to sit alongside candles without fighting them.
How long does it run for?
The setting you leave it on decides it. On the low level, which is where it lives once the plates are cleared, it will see out an evening comfortably. On the top level it gets through a charge a good deal faster. Most people charge it the way they charge a phone, whenever it is convenient rather than because it has run flat.
Can I take it outside?
For an evening on a garden table, yes, and the lack of a flex is exactly what makes that possible. It carries no weather rating and the shade is fabric, so bring it back in afterwards rather than leaving it out overnight or in a dew. It is an indoor lamp that travels, not an outdoor one.
How bright is it?
The published figure is a range of 249 to 2000 lumens across its settings, which is broad. Treat it as a lamp for atmosphere and for lighting a table rather than a room. If you want something you can read under for an hour, the Arc reading wall light or the Stem desk lamp are built for that job and this is not.
The Full Details
A cordless table lamp with a fabric shade and a metal body, dimmable by touch across three levels. It runs on a rechargeable battery, so it sits in the middle of a dining table or on a shelf with no socket anywhere near it. CE marked.
Specifications and full description
What it does
A table lamp with a fabric shade and a metal body, running on a rechargeable battery rather than a flex. It sits in the middle of a dining table, on a windowsill or on a shelf with no socket anywhere near it, and there is nothing to trail or trip over.
Touch it to dim it, across three levels. No switch on a cable, no app, no remote to lose.
Why the shade matters
Cloth over metal is what stops it reading as a gadget. It diffuses the light instead of throwing a hard edge, which is the difference between a lamp you want on a laid table and one that looks like it belongs on a desk.
The weight is in the base, so it stays put when somebody reaches past it for the salt.
Three levels, set by touch
Low is where it lives once the plates are cleared, soft enough to sit alongside candles without fighting them. The top level is there for when somebody actually needs to see what they are doing. No app, no remote, no switch halfway down a cable.
Where it goes
A dining table, a bedside, a shelf, a hallway console, a windowsill. It also goes out onto a garden table for an evening, which the lack of a flex makes possible, but it is an indoor lamp that travels rather than an outdoor one. Bring it back in afterwards.