Imperial Turquoise Palace Floor Lamp

Voltage: 110V-120V/ 220V-240V

Material: Brass + Marble + K9 Crystal + Turquoise + Glass + Fabric

Size: L84cm × W84cm × H263cm

Finish: Polished brass framework with burnished gold finishes

Lighting: E14 LED bulb (included)

Light Temperature: Warm Light (2700K)/ White Light (4000K)

Warranty：3 years, 90 days, no reason to return

Transportation Method: Sea Freight （*Shipping Large furniture is typically shipped by sea, which may take longer. Please allow ample time for your order. If you need expedited delivery, please contact us.）

Rising over eight feet tall, the Imperial Turquoise Palace Floor Lamp possesses the commanding presence of a ceremonial object once destined for the grand salons of Europe.

Its monumental silhouette is crowned by a dazzling constellation of crystal-shaded lights, cascading prisms, and jewel-like pendants that bathe the surrounding space in a warm, golden glow. Below, a richly ornamented body of turquoise-toned stone, gilded brass, and sculptural detailing evokes the splendor of palace interiors from a bygone age.

Lyre motifs, heraldic creatures, and turquoise cabochons adorn the structure like emblems from an imperial treasury, while the architectural pedestal lends the piece the stature of a monument rather than a lamp. Every detail is designed to draw the eye upward, creating a sense of grandeur that transforms the room around it.

More than lighting, it is a statement of decorative artistry—an object that commands attention, anchors a space, and recalls the magnificence of the world's great palaces.

Not merely a lamp, but a monument of light.

This statement piece thrives in spaces demanding grandeur and sophistication:

• Luxury Residences - Foyer entranceways as a statement piece. Ballrooms/dining rooms/anchor dramatic-interiors.
• Hospitality Spaces - Hotel lobbies, Michelin-star restaurants, or boutique hotels. Conference rooms requiring authoritative yet inviting ambiance.
• Commercial Galleries - High-end art galleries or designer showrooms to complement neoclassical architecture.
• Theatrical Settings - Opera houses, opera boxes, or event venues seeking theatrical lighting.