Are glass table lamps all the rage or what? I'm not talking about stained glass, more like clear or brightly hued solids... I'm seeing them everywhere lately, from boutiques to stores like TJMaxx and IKEA. I like how light and airy they appear, don't you? I had a pair of clear glass lamps on my bedside tables a few years ago and gave them both to my mother - she loves them - and the best thing about clear glass is that they match any decor or color scheme, something she loves since she's always changing her bedding! I also like clear glass because it's colorless so you can move it to any room and it will work. Of course, not all glass table lamps are created equal, some come in colors too. Here's a round up of nearly 20 glass table lamps in all shapes, sizes, colors and prices so in case you're on the hunt for one you may not need to look any further!

a. Sophia from Zia Priven Design (price not known), b. Jewel Heist lamp $98 and c. Maria Berntsen’s hand blown glass table lamp $420.

d. Aqua Glass lamp $45, e. Zak table lamp $199, f. Simon Pearce Hartland lamp $495, g. Trumpette lamp $895, h. Glass Candlestick lamp $99, i. Briana glass table lamp $139, j. Gourd table lamp $179 and k. Bacchus table lamp $169-199.

l. Japanese float table lamp $200-249, m. Olinda table lamp $299 and n. phantom table lamp $99.

o. Jonsbo Egby lamp $20 available in green, pink or clear and p. Ljusas Uvas in black or red $40.

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