Elstead Larissa 2 Light Floor Lamp

Choosing a statement floor lamp is rarely just about looks — it's about whether the light it creates will actually do the job. A shade that looks beautiful in a showroom can feel oppressive or flat in a real room if the diffusion, direction, and warmth aren't right for the space.

Tiffany-style lamps are a distinct category: their stained-glass shades don't just shade a bulb — they transform it, casting coloured warmth and pattern into the surrounding space. The domed shade shape directs light primarily downward while diffusing it laterally through the glass panels, creating layered ambience rather than a single harsh pool of light.

The Elstead Larissa 2 Light Floor Lamp is a classically proportioned Tiffany floor lamp from Elstead Lighting, a UK-based manufacturer with a long track record in decorative lighting specification. The shade features an intricate floral pattern with deep red rose motifs, blue and yellow geometric accents, and a warm cream and amber ground — all joined by dark-toned metal caming. The base and stem are finished in vintage bronze, giving the whole piece a coherent, antique-inspired character.

The Larissa features two light sources beneath the shade, each controlled independently via its own pull chain — giving you flexible, room-friendly control without the need for a separate dimmer or smart switch. The wide, tiered base with fluted texture provides stability for the tall slender frame, and a decorative finial crowns the top of the shade in keeping with the traditional design.

As a floor lamp, the Larissa requires no installation beyond positioning and plugging in — making it one of the more straightforward specification decisions you'll make on a project. Two standard lamp holders are included in the shade assembly; always check the maximum wattage rating before selecting bulbs, and consider warm-white LED lamps (around 2700K) to complement the amber tones of the glass.

At Lightsource Mallorca, we work with Elstead because their decorative ranges are consistently well-engineered and backed by a meaningful warranty — up to 20 years depending on the model. If the Larissa fits your brief, we can help confirm it's the right call; if not, we'll tell you what is.