A floor lamp stands on a single base, often made of metal or marble, and takes up little floor space. It is suitable for minimalist interiors where discretion is key. A tripod floor lamp, such as the Spoty or Plato models, stands on three spread-out legs made of solid mango wood. It has a larger footprint, but a more assertive visual character. In a spacious living room, a tripod creates a presence that a simple base cannot match.

Several models in the collection offer adjustable height. The Spoty model adjusts from 103 to 140 cm, and the Plato model from 120 to 180 cm. This feature is particularly useful if the floor lamp needs to be repositioned in another room or if the optimal height depends on the surrounding furniture. Fixed models like Rita or Spyder have a defined height that cannot be changed, which means checking the dimensions before ordering.

Solid mango wood is a tropical hardwood renowned for its density and shock resistance. It is widely used in the manufacture of high-end furniture precisely because it ages well and withstands variations in indoor humidity without deforming. The legs of the Spoty and Plato models are made from this material, giving them stability on the ground without requiring additional fastening. The natural grain of the wood means that each piece has a slightly different appearance.

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Assembling tripod models like Spoty or Plato requires no specific tools and generally takes between 15 and 30 minutes. The parts come with assembly instructions. The three legs fit into the central plate, the cable runs up the shaft, and the socket connects to the top of the arm. The trickiest part is adjusting the height on adjustable models, which requires tightening the locking screws firmly to prevent gradual sagging.