Most seagrass lamps use a standard Edison medium screw base (E26) and accept common household bulbs. Some listings include an LED bulb, while others state bulbs are not included. Many models list compatibility with LED, incandescent, or CFL bulbs.
Woven components and shades are typically made from natural seagrass or jute. Bases and lamp bodies are commonly resin, ceramic, or metal. Some models combine a woven seagrass body with a fabric shade (cotton or polyester).
Light settings range from simple on/off to 2‑way, 3‑way, and full‑range dimmable controls. Common switch types include base toggles, touch sensors, inline/cord rotary switches, socket turn‑knob controls, and lamp‑pole rotary dimmers. Availability varies by model.
Most table and accent seagrass lamps are corded (no battery power), with cord coverings in plastic or fabric and common cord lengths around 5 feet. Ceiling and pendant seagrass fixtures typically require hardwired installation and may offer adjustable hanging lengths.
Certification varies by listing: some seagrass lamps carry ETL or UL markings, while others show no certifications or are not listed. Check the specific product page for any safety approvals before you buy.
Drum‑shaped shades are common, and finishes most often showcase natural woven seagrass or jute. Some models pair a woven seagrass body with a fabric shade (cotton or polyester).
