Cat Table Lamps | Chichi, Chouchou & Icon Series

Cat lamps at Lume Art Gallery are sculptural table lamps that make feline character the focal point of your interior. The collection spans twelve designs — from the compact Chichi series in black or white at 34 cm, to the taller Chouchou series at 44.5 cm, to the breed-specific Icon collection featuring Maine Coon, Rag Doll, and Domestic Shorthair. Whether you need a cat night lamp for a bedroom or a statement piece for a living room console, each design is cast in polyresin, porcelain, or resin. Explore the range below.

What to Look For in Cat Lamps?

This collection divides into three product families. The Chichi series — 34 cm tall, E14 socket, polyresin and metal — comes in matte black or white and suits compact surfaces. The Chouchou series stands taller at 44.5 cm with a more deliberate sitting-cat pose and a stronger presence on consoles and larger side tables. The Icon series sculpts specific breeds — Maine Coon, Rag Doll, and Domestic Shorthair — into detailed resin lamp bases with realistic coat markings. A vintage porcelain cat lamp rounds out the range with a hand-finished period glaze distinct from the contemporary matte finishes. Check the material and socket type on each product page before choosing.

How to Choose Your Cat Night Lamp?

Placement drives the choice. The Chichi and Nordic Resin models sit under 34 cm and work well on nightstands, bookshelves, and side tables — compact enough to serve as a cat night lamp without overwhelming a smaller space. The Chouchou and Icon lamps stand taller and suit living rooms, home offices, and hallway consoles where a stronger visual statement is needed. For a desk, the compact Chichi series is the most practical option, offering clean black or white finishes that read quietly alongside a monitor setup. Breed enthusiasts should go straight to the Icon collection for Maine Coon, Rag Doll, and Domestic Shorthair editions.

Styling Cat Lamps in Your Home

A black cat lamp set against a white or pale neutral wall reads as a graphic object — the silhouette carries the decorative weight without further effort. The white Chichi and Chouchou models reverse that dynamic, adding soft contrast in darker or warmer rooms. For a curated shelf or sideboard display, the Icon collection’s breed-specific 3D cat lamp designs group well together, where three different sculptural pieces create a themed vignette rather than a single accent. The vintage porcelain cat lamp works best in eclectic, maximalist, or mid-century interiors, where its period-glazed surface reads as deliberate.

Why Shop Cat Lamps at Lume Art Gallery?

Lume Art Gallery curates cat lamps across a wider range of styles, materials, and breed representations than most home decor retailers. All twelve designs ship with duties and taxes paid — no customs charges on delivery. Current pricing reflects 15–32% discounts across the collection, with entry-level models starting from $189.00. Reach the team at info@lumeartgallery.com with questions about dimensions, socket type, or breed accuracy in the Icon series.

Cat Lamps FAQs

Q1: Do you sell stained glass or Tiffany-style cat lamps?

Not at this time. The collection focuses on polyresin, resin, and porcelain cat lamps rather than glass or mosaic constructions. If you prefer a period-influenced finish, the vintage porcelain cat table lamp offers a similarly traditional character with a hand-glazed surface and classic sitting-cat silhouette — a solid alternative to the stained glass cat lamp aesthetic.

Q2: What types of cat lamps does Lume Art Gallery carry?

Twelve designs across three families: the Chichi series (34 cm, E14 socket, black or white), the Chouchou series (44.5 cm, black or white), and the breed-specific Icon series — Maine Coon, Rag Doll, and Domestic Shorthair. A vintage porcelain cat lamp and a Nordic resin model complete the range. All are plug-in table lamps.

Q3: Can these cat lamps work as a cat night lamp in a bedroom?

Yes. The Chichi and Nordic Resin models — both under 34 cm with an E14 socket — are a good fit for nightstands. Pair either with a low-wattage warm LED E14 bulb to produce soft ambient light that works as a cat night lamp without being too bright for a bedroom setting.

Q4: What socket type do these cat lamps use?

The Chichi series uses an E14 small Edison screw socket. Other models in the Icon and Maine Coon range use different socket sizes depending on the design — check the individual product page for the exact fitting before purchasing a replacement or upgrade bulb.

Q5: How do I clean a porcelain or polyresin cat lamp?

Wipe the body with a dry or lightly damp microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive pads, solvents, or alcohol-based sprays, which can dull polyresin finishes. For the vintage porcelain cat lamp, dust gently to avoid chipping the glaze. Keep all cat lamps out of direct sunlight to prevent color fading over time.