If you wish to have a lamp produced with a corner facing please indicate this using the options shown below.

Should you wish to purchase a lamp with corner facing with the intention of purchasing further lamps with standard facing, please make your purchase as two seperate additions to the purchase list or contact LDW following the purchase with details of your requirements.

Lamp Facing in Line with Base

Lamp Facing Towards a Corner of the Base

This option allows you to select a switched lampholder, which can be in place of or in addition to an inline switch.

Note: G9 capsule lampholders are not available as switched units, so a switched lampholder can only be offered as an E27 ES (Edison Screw) fitting.

No Switched Lampholder

Switched E27 ES Lampholder - Add £2.50

If you need a non-UK plug for your lamp please select the required plug here:

British 3-Pin Plug

Euro 2-Pin Plug

Continental 2-Pin Schuko Plug

US UL Approved 2-Pin Plug

This is an option for anyone wanting to replace the usual inline switch with a dimmer switch, and is recommended for use with light bulbs of upto 60W for anyone wanting to use their lamp for both general and subdued lighting.

The dimmer-switch can be used to turn the lamp off and includes a built-in power indicator LED.

Note: Only one switch can be fitted to a lamp, unless you select a switched lampholder, so please leave this set to the default selection unless you definitely want a dimmer switch in place of the usual inline switch on your lamp.

No Dimmer Switch

Inline Dimmer Switch - Add £5.50

Foot-Operated Dimmer Switch - Add £6.00

Not recommended, but likely a whole lot better than using one or more extension leads, - extra flex can be useful when your bed or sideboard is on one side of the room and the wall socket is on the other, so you can run the flex around the skirting or under the carpet without running the risk of necking yourself (or breaking your neck... ) when you try to cross the room ☺.

This option adds a very generous additional 2 metres of flex to your lamp, so the total flex length will be around 4 metres (or 13'!).

If you require a shorter length of additional flex for your lamp, please update us with the prefered length once you have placed your order.

Additional Flex - Add £2.50

So you have decided that your lamp is going be something extra special or you simply think the default design for the lamp sucks?! - Well, give us your colour preferences and we'll see what we can do with them!

Please do check the photos on our lamp listings before creating your own colour scheme and do check the guidelines shown below.

Also, whilst LDW might accept some custom lamps as a return, we do reserve the right to refuse to accept them as such if we feel that the customer's colour scheme has made them unsaleable!

• Most metallic colours are available, and LDW can emulate a pearlescent colour scheme if required. - This is not easy to do, and works far better with some colours than others.
• Browns (including copper and bronze) are usually best avoided (although some nice splatter effects can sometimes be created - see Kidz-Bitz! → Pepsi lamp).
• Silver tends to be very light, so a strong metallic grey is usually best if you require a strong silver colour.
• Phosphorescent colours are not a problem! - These are available in orange, blue, green, pink, and yellow; unfortunately not in red, though...
• All parts of the lamp can be coloured; although plugs are limited to the top only, as are inline switches.
• A fluorescent pigment can also be added to the body fill of the lamp and works well with clear glass bottles (the effect with coloured glass can be unpredictable and can produce some very peculiar results); however, whilst whatever this is added to will have a greenish tinge, the glow-in-the-dark effect is superb (and long lasting, too!) ...and we have now several other colours of pigment to play with, including yellow, pink, orange, and blue...
• The body of the lamp can be produced with a translucent, solid, or multi-colour fill (even a mix of translucent and solid or with no fill whatsoever). No fill whatsoever can be useful for bottles with very dark glass bodies; however it can also make them more prone to being knocked over.
• Resin splashes, dribbles, etc. can be added to the bases of lamps, even to the plugs, switches, and lampholders. - These don't need to be the same colour as the body fill and, again, can be a translucent or solid colour.
  
  The main use of this effect is making something look as though the contents of the drink (or something, at least!) have been splashed or spilled on the lamp, and can produce some very interesting finishing touches (see Heavi_Bitz! → Cointreau Lamp).

If you wish to have a lamp produced with a corner facing please indicate this using the options shown below.

Should you wish to purchase a lamp with corner facing with the intention of purchasing further lamps with standard facing, please make your purchase as two seperate additions to the purchase list or contact LDW following the purchase with details of your requirements.

Lamp Facing in Line with Base

Lamp Facing Towards a Corner of the Base

This option allows you to select a switched lampholder, which can be in place of or in addition to an inline switch.

Note: G9 capsule lampholders are not available as switched units, so a switched lampholder can only be offered as an E27 ES (Edison Screw) fitting.

No Switched Lampholder

Switched E27 ES Lampholder - Add £2.50

If you need a non-UK plug for your lamp please select the required plug here:

British 3-Pin Plug

Euro 2-Pin Plug

Continental 2-Pin Schuko Plug

US UL Approved 2-Pin Plug

This is an option for anyone wanting to replace the usual inline switch with a dimmer switch, and is recommended for use with light bulbs of upto 60W for anyone wanting to use their lamp for both general and subdued lighting.

The dimmer-switch can be used to turn the lamp off and includes a built-in power indicator LED.

Note: Only one switch can be fitted to a lamp, unless you select a switched lampholder, so please leave this set to the default selection unless you definitely want a dimmer switch in place of the usual inline switch on your lamp.

No Dimmer Switch

Inline Dimmer Switch - Add £5.50

Foot-Operated Dimmer Switch - Add £6.00

Not recommended, but likely a whole lot better than using one or more extension leads, - extra flex can be useful when your bed or sideboard is on one side of the room and the wall socket is on the other, so you can run the flex around the skirting or under the carpet without running the risk of necking yourself (or breaking your neck... ) when you try to cross the room ☺.

This option adds a very generous additional 2 metres of flex to your lamp, so the total flex length will be around 4 metres (or 13'!).

If you require a shorter length of additional flex for your lamp, please update us with the prefered length once you have placed your order.

Additional Flex - Add £2.50

So you have decided that your lamp is going be something extra special or you simply think the default design for the lamp sucks?! - Well, give us your colour preferences and we'll see what we can do with them!

Please do check the photos on our lamp listings before creating your own colour scheme and do check the guidelines shown below.

Also, whilst LDW might accept some custom lamps as a return, we do reserve the right to refuse to accept them as such if we feel that the customer's colour scheme has made them unsaleable!

• Most metallic colours are available, and LDW can emulate a pearlescent colour scheme if required. - This is not easy to do, and works far better with some colours than others.
• Browns (including copper and bronze) are usually best avoided (although some nice splatter effects can sometimes be created - see Kidz-Bitz! → Pepsi lamp).
• Silver tends to be very light, so a strong metallic grey is usually best if you require a strong silver colour.
• Phosphorescent colours are not a problem! - These are available in orange, blue, green, pink, and yellow; unfortunately not in red, though...
• All parts of the lamp can be coloured; although plugs are limited to the top only, as are inline switches.
• A fluorescent pigment can also be added to the body fill of the lamp and works well with clear glass bottles (the effect with coloured glass can be unpredictable and can produce some very peculiar results); however, whilst whatever this is added to will have a greenish tinge, the glow-in-the-dark effect is superb (and long lasting, too!) ...and we have now several other colours of pigment to play with, including yellow, pink, orange, and blue...
• The body of the lamp can be produced with a translucent, solid, or multi-colour fill (even a mix of translucent and solid or with no fill whatsoever). No fill whatsoever can be useful for bottles with very dark glass bodies; however it can also make them more prone to being knocked over.
• Resin splashes, dribbles, etc. can be added to the bases of lamps, even to the plugs, switches, and lampholders. - These don't need to be the same colour as the body fill and, again, can be a translucent or solid colour.
  
  The main use of this effect is making something look as though the contents of the drink (or something, at least!) have been splashed or spilled on the lamp, and can produce some very interesting finishing touches (see Heavi_Bitz! → Cointreau Lamp).