Flos Table Lamps

Taccia, Snoopy, Miss K, Glo-Ball, and IC Lights. Shop 23 Flos table lamp designs with free Canadian shipping.

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Taccia and Snoopy both left the Castiglioni studio in the 1960s and both still sell today, which says most of what needs saying about Flos table lamps. Taccia bounces light off a reflector into a rotating hand-blown glass bowl. Snoopy tilts an enamel shade over a marble base. This collection holds 23 designs.

Scale decides the choice here more than anywhere else in lighting. A nightstand wants 24 to 28 inches of overall height so the shade bottom lands near eye level when you sit up in bed. A console or sideboard takes 28 to 34 inches, where Taccia and Romeo Soft become focal objects. Tab and Kelvin LED pivot and extend for desk work.

Glo-Ball diffuses evenly through blown glass. Gatto sprays Cocoon resin over a frame. Copycat pairs a brass sphere with a glass globe. Bilboquet adds a handle and a rechargeable battery for moving between rooms. Montreal Lighting & Hardware ships the full range with free shipping on orders over $199 across Canada.

Buying guide
How to Choose a Flos Table Lamp

Match the lamp height to the surface and the shade type to the task.

Size to the surface
A bedside lamp works at 24 to 28 inches tall. Console and sideboard lamps run 28 to 34 inches. The shade bottom should sit near eye level when you are seated beside the table.
Pick diffuse or directed
Glo-Ball, Miss K Soft, and Romeo Soft diffuse light in all directions for ambient warmth. Tab, Kelvin, and Snoopy direct light downward for reading and desk work.
Leave room around the base
Allow at least 4 inches of clear surface around the base. Taccia and Romeo carry wide footprints that crowd a small nightstand.
Plan the switch position
Check whether the switch sits on the cord, the base, or the shade. Bedside use favors a base or touch switch you find in the dark.
LocationRecommended lamp heightSurface needed
Nightstand24-28"Minimum 16" wide
Console or sideboard28-34"Minimum 24" wide
Desk or work surface16-24" adjustableClear arm swing
Side table beside a sofa26-30"Minimum 18" wide
Entry table28-32"Minimum 20" wide
Common questions
Flos Table Lamps FAQ
How tall should a bedside table lamp be?
Between 24 and 28 inches overall. The shade bottom should land near eye level when you sit up in bed, which keeps the bulb out of direct view.
Which Flos table lamp suits a small nightstand?
Mini Glo-Ball, Bilboquet, and Miss K all carry compact footprints. Bilboquet adds a carrying handle and a rechargeable battery for moving around the house.
What makes Taccia distinctive?
The design bounces light upward into a reflector rather than pointing straight at the room. The hand-blown glass bowl rotates, so you aim the output without moving the lamp.
Are any Flos table lamps portable?
Bilboquet runs on a rechargeable battery with a built-in handle. Bellhop does the same. Both work on a table, a shelf, or a covered terrace.
Do these lamps take standard bulbs?
Older designs like Snoopy and Taccia take standard bulbs. Kelvin LED and several newer models run integrated LED. The product page lists the source for each.
Which Flos table lamp works on a desk?
Tab, Kelvin LED Green Mode, and Ray all pivot or extend for task work. Kelvin adds motion and daylight sensing that adjusts output automatically.
Do you ship Flos table lamps across Canada?
Yes. Free shipping applies on orders over $199, with nationwide delivery.

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