Barnes and Ivy Rosslyn Rustic French Country Swing Arm Wall Lamps Set of 2 Bronze Plug-in Light Fixture Faux Leather Bell Shade for Bedroom Bedside House Reading Living Room Home Dining

We love this product. The lamps are very good quality, and they were so easy to install. I hung curtains across the entire wall to soften the room and hide the cords behind the headboard, but the bases are quite pretty if you want to leave them showing. We spend so much more time in our bed in the evening now, because the light is just right for reading or surfing the web with our phones. The dimmer switches are a nice feature, too. And having the lamps on the wall makes the room look tidier, because there is less clutter on the nightstands. After unpacking, we had to oil the joints a bit where the lamp mechanism unfolds, and one of the dimmer switches was a tad difficult to turn at first, but after 2 weeks, everything seems to be well seated and functioning beautifully. My only regret is not buying them sooner.

These are beautiful in their location. We’re easy to install. I installed them in the same exact location where we had a previous set of swing out lamps that the swing out arms started to fail and sag because of their design. These are designed differently with each swing out arm extension being a single strong metal piece. I’m positive these won’t sag because they’re well built. The mounting plates have additional holes for adding additional screws into the studs if you know their location. So these are seriously mounted to our walls. My wife loves the new look better than the old ones before they sagged. Warning…..the swing out arms. arrive seriously screwed down tight and will hardly move…..like I said, well built. Just put some WD40 oil on them and work on moving them a little and they be everything you wanted in small swing out reading lamps.

These lamps are beautiful! I love the fact that you can DIM them. I love the fact that you can MOVE them! I love the fact that they are not taking up my nighstand SPACE! I love the size! And I love the opaque tan shade This company is outstanding with their customer service as well. If you have any problems, they are extremely accommodating. I had a bad weld on one of the harps that holds the shade and the sent me a replacement part. And that was after a year of ownership. Please don't think my hiccup should deter you from purchasing these. This company has great customer service. I think the price is right, for all that these lamps offer as far as versatility, I will never have to buy night lamps again! The easy dimming is what really sets these apart from others. And I have not had any problems with them blowing out lightbulbs. These are just perfect!

These are very attractive wall lamps and feel very solid and well built, especially for the price point. We saw similar models at big box stores running $75+ per lamp, so the pair is a good deal. They mount relatively easy if you are comfortable with a drill and drywall anchors. The only quibble is that the hole out of which the cord comes is not perfectly centered on the bottom. It has a few degrees off, which is mostly concealed by the raceway we bought to cover the cord on the wall. Still, it could be machined with greater accuracy. Overall, this is a good value for some very solid lamps.

Very well made and works wonderfully. Only problem, I can't figure out where to put the second one.

Pretty But Flawed The lamps are pretty. I like the antique finish. PROS: - Came quickly - Packaged well - All parts included - Nice burnished bronze antique look - Dimmer switches - Standard lightbulb size - Lampshades not flimsy material - they're lined CONS: - Not worth $100 in my opinion - This is not actually a "set", but rather two of the same lamp in a box (this is known because the lamp switch/dimmer switch is on the same side of the lamp on both lamps. If it were truly a "set", the switch/dimmers would be on opposite sides on each lamp. Example, on my husband's side of the bed, the switch/dimmer is closest to him in bed. On my side, it's around on the other side of the socket. So, I have to reach around awkwardly to turn it on or off.) There is no way to change the positioning of the lamp switch/dimmer. It is in fixed position. - The harp on one was bent. Had to try to bend it to shape so the shade wouldn't look like it was setting on it crooked. - The "anchor screws" that come as part of the installment package are crap. Super weak, cheap and ineffective. After mounting the first lamp to the wall with these anchors, the lamp almost fell out because they didn't really anchor correctly. Thankfully, I had my own GOOD anchor screws and was able to use them instead. - The design is flawed. The backplate doesn't sit flush against the wall. Even with the screws being anchored into the drywall 100%, the backplate will not sit flush against the wall. There is 1/4 - 1/2" space between the backplate and the wall. - Additionally, there are two screws mounted (studs) on the backplate that stick out in front. You are to position the lamp onto these studs, then tighten cap nuts on the front of the lamp. These screw mounts / studs are longer than the depth of the backplate. Ergo, even when you screw the cap nuts all the way on, there is 1/4 - 1/2" space between the backplate and the cap nuts. This also keeps the lamp from feeling secure. - Though I was able to get the lamps installed, by the time I was finished and realized that they simply were not going to mount correctly, I was too annoyed to go through the hassle of taking them down and returning them. So, we'll use them until they pull out of the wall completely. - The arm that is supposed to be swingable, was VERY stiff on one of the lamps. I couldn't even move it, and had to get someone else with more muscle to pull it apart. Thus, it will stay in it's current position, as it does not want to move / swing. I'm attaching some pictures so you can see how the lamp won't mount flush to the wall, and the gap between the mount screws / lamp studs and the cap screws. I'm not a handyman by any means, but I do a lot of work around the house. I've never been intimidated by a task and was not by this one. BUT, I do know enough about a thing or two to know that this lamp isn't right.

Purchased in 2020. One lamp quit working, it is impossible to repair easily, if at all. Trying to decide how much willing to invest to fix it. They are lovely looking lamps. But for $250, one lasting less than 5 years is disappointing. Especially since the way they are constructed they are not able to be repaired easily. They are on either side of the bed, so now have ti buy two new lamps .