Maxax Table Lamps, Chandeliers, and Home Décor

Bulbs are not included with any fixture here, and no Kelvin rating is published for these lamps, so the colour of the light is entirely your choice at the bulb aisle. For a bedside lamp, most buyers land on a warm white bulb around 2700K to 3000K. Buy the same temperature for both lamps in a pair, or the nightstands will read differently at night.

Table lamps run from 5.6 pounds for the Brass Gold pair to 16.6 pounds for the White Ceramic pair, weight that sits low in the base to resist tipping. The linear chandelier weighs 4.4 pounds, the French Country chandelier 7.4, and the glass drum 19.8. Check the chandelier weight against your ceiling box rating before mounting.

The Rustic Farmhouse table lamp carries the USB port, set into the resin base, and it supplies power whether the bulb is lit or dark. That covers an overnight phone charge without a wall adapter behind the bed. No other Maxax lamp includes a port, so check the product page if charging is the reason you are buying.

All three ceiling fixtures take E12 candelabra bases, the narrow screw fitting used for candle-style bulbs. The French Country and glass drum models cap at 40 watts per bulb; the linear bar allows 60. Bulbs are sold separately, and LED, CFL, or vintage filament all work as long as the base and wattage match.

The linear bar spans 44 in. end to end, which suits a standard island of roughly six to eight feet with clearance either side. Four shades spread light along the counter rather than pooling it in the middle. Hang the fixture about 30 to 36 inches above the countertop, and trim the drop rods to your ceiling height.

Shatterproof glass sits in the antique gold mirror, so an accidental knock keeps the fragments held in the frame instead of spread across the floor. The frame is iron with Baroque-style carving, and the whole piece weighs 11.8 pounds. Two hooks on the back handle wall mounting, though screws and anchors are not supplied.

ETL Listed certification is named on two table lamps: the Brass Gold pair and the White Ceramic pair. No other fixture here states ETL, and none states UL certification. If a certification mark on every fixture in the room is a requirement for you, check each product page individually before buying rather than assuming it applies brand-wide.

Coverage runs 12 months on most models, backed by the manufacturer. Three carry 24 months: the Rustic Farmhouse table lamp, the Cloud coffee table, and the Clear Glass drum chandelier. The linear gold chandelier carries a 1-year limited term. The warranty length appears on each product page, so read it against the model you are considering.

Three fixtures carry 24-month manufacturer coverage: the Rustic Farmhouse table lamp with the USB port, the Cloud sculptural coffee table, and the Clear Glass round drum chandelier. Everything else runs a 12-month term. Keep the order confirmation, because the coverage window starts from the delivery date rather than the date you unbox.

Read four things before the cart: the socket type and wattage cap, the cord length, the warranty term stated in months, and whether a safety mark is named against that specific model. Vague phrasing such as safety certified with no mark named is the warning sign. Then sort the buyer reviews by most recent rather than reading the top one.

357 verified buyer reviews sit behind a 4.4-star weighted average across the models that have been shipping longest. The crystal-base pair carries the largest single count at 106 reviews and 4.3 stars. Two recently launched models, the Cloud coffee table and the Clear Glass drum chandelier, have no reviews at all yet.

Every fixture sells online through the product pages linked from this site, shipped by the retailer rather than from a showroom. Pricing moves with the retailer, so check the current price on the page for the model you want rather than relying on a figure quoted anywhere else. Stock status shows on the same page.

Contact the support desk with the order number and a photograph, and the stated response window is 24 hours. Damaged glass, a missing finial, or a bent harp is handled as a replacement rather than a full return in most cases. The retailer's 30-day return window runs alongside this, so an unresolved fault still has a fallback.

Maxax is a storefront brand: fixtures come from the workshop that designs and builds them, then ship direct through an online retailer with no dealer network between. That keeps a model number on every product page, T13A-GD on the Brass Gold pair for instance, and it also means the spec sheet is the only salesperson you get.

Every lamp here is rated for indoor dry use and none is waterproof, so a bathroom vanity beside a shower or a covered porch is outside their rating. The antique gold mirror handles a bathroom wall, since shatterproof glass and an iron frame tolerate humidity better than an electrical fixture does. Keep lamps out of splash range.

A small table lamp on a kitchen counter adds warmth that recessed ceiling lights cannot, and it has become a common styling move in open-plan rooms. Keep it well away from the sink and the range, since these lamps carry no damp rating and grease settles into a fabric shade fast. A metal-based lamp wipes down more easily.

Three things: shade height near chin level when you sit up, a shade material that diffuses rather than beams, and a switch you can reach without standing. The fabric and linen shades scatter the bulb before it hits the page, and a 3-way collar drops the light to a step that will not wake a partner across the mattress.

Drop is the deciding factor in a low room. The glass drum chandelier semi-flush mounts tight to the ceiling, which keeps it clear of head height under 8 feet. The French Country model hangs on a chain of up to 39.4 in. and suits a stairwell, foyer, or a dining table where nobody walks underneath it.

These lamps use rotary switches at the socket rather than clicking touch panels, so the sound is a soft mechanical turn rather than a relay snap. On a 3-way model you reach the low step in one twist from off, which avoids flashing a sleeping partner with full brightness on the way down.

Mixing works when the bulb colour matches, not when the fixture styles match. Put the same warm white temperature in the ceiling fixture and the table lamps, and a brass lamp sits happily under a black overhead light. Clashing colour temperatures are what makes a room read patchy, far more than a difference in metal finish.

Place lamps to the side of the screen or slightly behind the seating rather than directly opposite it, since a shade facing the glass reflects straight back at you. A fabric shade helps because it spreads light instead of throwing a bright disc. Dropping to the low step during a film usually removes the last of the reflection.

Hang it lower than instinct suggests, a few inches above the console surface, so the mirror reads as part of the table arrangement instead of floating alone on the wall. For the narrow antique gold mirror, that usually puts the centre of the glass near eye level for a standing adult. Use anchors rated for 11.8 pounds.

Two differences show up in the specs. A pair arrives in one carton from a single production run, where a big-box lamp is bought as a single and matched later at your own risk. The other is disclosure: socket type, wattage cap, cord length, and warranty term print per model here, including which two lamps carry the ETL mark.

A knob or rotary collar lets you set the step you want on the way up, which matters at 2 a.m. Touch dimmers usually cycle through full brightness before they reach the low setting, and that flash is what wakes a partner. Every dimmable lamp here uses a rotary collar at the socket rather than a touch panel.

A chandelier over the table gives the room a centre and lights faces at seated height, which no side lamp can copy. Table lamps on a sideboard are the better answer when the ceiling has no junction box or the table moves for guests. Many dining rooms run both: the chandelier for dinner, the lamps for the hours after.

Metal and glass win in a kitchen. Airborne grease bonds to fabric and linen over months, and a shade near a range becomes almost impossible to clean back to white. The clear glass drum wipes down with a damp cloth, while the scalloped fabric shades on the linear bar suit a dining room or island away from the cooktop.

A single linear fixture is easier to clean, keeps one junction box in play, and spreads light along the counter through its shades. Multiple pendants light a long island more evenly but multiply the drilling, the wiring, and the dusting. For a standard island with one existing box, the 44 in. linear bar is the simpler swap.

Often the difference is the spec sheet rather than the fixture. Many decor brands sell the same factory piece under different names, so compare socket type, wattage cap, weight, and warranty term side by side instead of the brand. Where a warranty term is printed in months against a model number, you at least know what you are holding.

Tool-free setup is stated for the Pink Ceramic lamp, where the shade attaches by hand and the bulb screws in, and the Rustic Farmhouse lamp ships with its shade pre-assembled. The other lamps are not described as tool-free, so treat that as unconfirmed. The coffee table needs its legs tightened, and both chandeliers hardwire to a ceiling box.

Contact the support desk with the order number rather than buying a replacement pair, because a damaged or defective unit is handled as a replacement inside the warranty term. Single replacement lamps are not sold separately as their own product page. Outside the warranty window, a matching second lamp depends on that model still being in production.

Fabric and linen shades do age with heavy sun exposure over years, and no fade rating is published for these shades. Two habits slow it: rotate the shade a quarter turn every few months so one side does not take all the light, and dust it with a lint roller rather than a damp cloth, which can set a mark.

Run an extendable duster over chandelier arms every few weeks, because a thin film builds long before it looks dirty from the floor. Glass shades take a damp cloth and a dry buff. Fabric shades take a lint roller or a vacuum brush attachment on low suction. Switch the fixture off and let bulbs cool first.

Unplug the lamp, lift the shade and harp off, then unscrew the outer socket shell to reach the terminals inside. A standard E26 socket is a common hardware-store part, so a replacement fits. Inside the warranty window, contact the support desk first, since opening the socket yourself may end the coverage on that lamp.