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20 x 5 x 5
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Ask Joey what’s come inThis cream mid-century floor lamp is the kind of quiet find that still stops you in a doorway. A slim column and compact footprint give it that color-forward MCM attitude without shouting: more gallery accent than living-room floodlight. Consigned, unsigned, and all personality: it reads like a treasure-hunt piece waiting for the right Portland corner.
Metal construction keeps the 20 x 5 x 5 silhouette honest and sturdy, with a narrow stem that tucks beside a lounge chair or sofa arm. Condition is good: honest wear consistent with a well-loved lamp, nothing that dulls the clean line or the cream finish. The scale is intentionally petite, so it layers light rather than dominating a room.
Park it next to a walnut credenza, a low boucle chair, or a stack of art books and let the cream glow warm up teak and brass. Pair with a sculptural shade or leave the stem graphic and bare. A natural add for vintage floor lamps Portland hunters who want mid-century lines without a hulking base.
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