Beaded-shade floor lamps commonly use glass, wood, or polyester shades. Typical shapes include round, bell, and cylinder forms. Many designs also feature crystal or glass beading and other decorative bead accents.
Beaded-shade floor lamps typically range from about 59 inches to about 71 inches in assembled height, with several common heights between those measurements.
Most beaded-shade floor lamps use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26) for Type A bulbs. A few models also include a smaller E12 socket for low-wattage bulbs.
Switch options include pull chains, push-button foot switches, on-cord stepper/foot-stepper switches, and some models that combine a pull chain with an on-cord stepper.
Both styles are represented: some beaded floor lamps are described as uplight designs, while others are listed as downlight.
Bulbs are not included with these lamps, and they are intended for indoor use.