Pleated Floor Lamp with E27 LED Bulbs for Living Room Lighting ILED-FR8

The ILED-FR8 is the pleated shade floor lamp of the range: a 36cm fabric shade with the pleats running down it, on an iron stem, standing 160cm tall. The pleats are the design and the function at once — they give the shade the texture the room reads, and they soften the bulb light into an even glow around the shade rather than a single bright point.

The pleated shade

The shade is fabric over the iron frame, pleated from top to bottom, and the yellow finish is the named colour of the range — the warm tone that suits the natural and mid-century interiors. Other colours are available, so a project with a defined scheme orders the shade to match. At 36cm the shade is the size that fills a corner at the scale the larger living rooms take, and the pleats hold their shape over the season of dusting and repositioning a household gives them.

The height

At 160cm this is the tallest floor lamp in the range — 10cm over the FR11 and FR12 — which puts the shade higher over the sofa and the armchair and spreads the light wider across the room. The 8 to 15 square meter rating matches that height: the lamp carries the larger living spaces where the shorter lamps read as side fittings rather than the room’s light.

The E27 socket is the source

The fixture takes a single E27 bulb, and the bulb sets the colour temperature, the brightness and the dimming. A warm 2700K LED at 800 to 1000 lumens is the living-room standard; a dimmable bulb paired with a compatible dimmer gives the evening fade the room runs on. Because the source is the bulb, an LED upgrade later is a bulb change, not a lamp replacement.

Installation and care

The lamp assembles from the base, the stem and the shade, and it plugs into the nearest wall socket — no wiring and no electrician, and the whole job runs from that one socket. The pleats dust with a soft brush or a vacuum on low, and the iron stem wipes with a dry cloth. The lamp is a dry indoor decorative fitting; it is not a bathroom or outdoor product. The assembly is the same three-part procedure the range follows — base, stem, shade — and the whole job runs from the nearest wall socket, which is why the lamp moves between rooms as the furniture does.

Where it gets used

Living-room corners and sofa ends, where the 160cm height and the wide shade carry the larger rooms. Reading positions that share the room with the television, on a dimmable bulb. Bedrooms in the larger plans, where the pleated shade is the softer look. Hotel lounges and lobbies, where the yellow shade is the accent the neutral fit-out needs. And the retail and display corners, where the pleats are the texture the position asks for.

Choosing between the range

The CS-A floor lamps split by shade and scale: the FR8 is the pleated fabric shade on the tall 160cm stem for the 8 to 15 square meter rooms; the FR11 is the smooth fabric shade in four colourways on the 150cm stem for the 5 to 10 square meter rooms; the FR12 is the iron shade in black and white for the same rooms; and the FR9 is the gold crystal piece for the smaller and the statement positions. The choice is the shade and the scale — the E27 socket and the bulb logic are the same across the range, so the bulbs and the dimmers stay standard whichever model the room takes.

Why do buyers pick the ILED-FR8 over the alternatives? Here is what we hear from customers:

The pleats do the diffusing. The fabric pleats spread the bulb light evenly around the shade — no bright point, no glare at eye level — which is what the living-room positions need from a lamp that sits beside the seating.

The tallest stem in the range. At 160cm the shade sits higher and spreads wider, which is why the 8 to 15 square meter rooms spec this model over the shorter FR11 and FR12.

The bulb is the upgrade path. The E27 socket means the colour temperature, the brightness and the dimming all follow from the bulb — an LED upgrade later is a bulb change, not a lamp replacement.

The yellow is the statement. The named finish is the warm tone the natural and mid-century interiors run, with other colours available for the projects that need the shade to match.

Iron where it matters. The stem and the base are iron steel, which gives the lamp the weight to stand where it is put.

The ILED-FR8 is the pleated floor lamp for the larger living spaces: the 160cm stem and the 36cm shade are proportioned for the 8 to 15 square meter rooms the shorter lamps crowd or under-light.

Living-room corners and sofa ends. The tall stem puts the shade over the seating, the pleats spread the light evenly, and the dimmable bulb runs the evening from full to low.

Reading positions in the larger rooms. The shade sits at the height a seated reader needs, and the 800 to 1000-lumen warm bulb carries the chair without a second fitting.

Hotel lounges and lobbies. The yellow shade is the accent the neutral fit-out needs, and the iron build takes the commercial cleaning cycle.

Bedrooms in the larger plans. The pleated shade is the softer look for the master bedrooms, dimmed low on the evening cycle.

Retail and display corners. The pleats are the texture the position asks for, and the E27 bulb is swapped per season instead of rewiring the display. Across all of these, the family selection is the same logic: match the shade and the height to the room, and the bulb stays standard whichever model the room takes.