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A humble material that can skew surprisingly elegant, terracotta is an ideal material to consider when shopping for table lamps. Terracotta table lamps can be sourced in a wide array of finishes and styles, making it a solid option whether you’re looking to decorate a southwestern, Mid-Century Modern, or even Asian-inspired room.

Enter Neutral Territory with Terracotta Lamp Bases

Most of us are familiar with terracotta’s pinkish-red earth tone thanks to the ubiquitous terracotta flower pot. Like terracotta pots, terracotta lamps are versatile pieces that can easily fuse with a wide range of styles and color palettes. A vintage terracotta lamp can make a striking statement when paired with a crisp, all-white palette, or it can easily play opposite rich jewel tones. Whereas a brown or black table lamp can sometimes create too jarring of a contrast, a terracotta lamp is a neutral skin to camel or beige.

Ancient, Terracotta Urn Lamps, Postmodern Terracotta Lamps, and More

There’s no limit to the types of terracotta lamps you can find available for sale here at Chairish. Terracotta was a favored material of ancient China, and it’s common to find everything from terracotta statuary lamps to antique wine urn lamps. Possessing an unrivaled patina, these terracotta table lamps are ideal for imbuing interiors with a profound sense of history. Terracotta was also widely used throughout the mid 20th century. Given that terracotta is a medium that can be easily manipulated, many designers used it to create monumental lamps with captivating textures. Look for Mid-Century Modern terracotta table lamps showcasing incised striations or stucco-like texture. It’s also not uncommon to find painted terracotta lamps. In the mid 20th century, the Italians were especially fond of cloaking terracotta lamps in dramatic color schemes.