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" When furnishing a room, we tend to focus on the weighty pieces. But a floor lamp can be just as instrumental in creating an inviting space. Tall and narrow, it&amp;#039;s ideal for slipping into an awkward corner, shining upon a sofa in a living room or library, or brightening an entrance hall. And its design, whether spare and simple or exuberant, can serve as visual punctuation in any number of settings. Decorator Miles Redd often uses a lamp with modern lines to shake up a traditional interior. Introducing light sources at various heights\u2014including eye level\u2014is key, he says: &amp;quot;An array of different lights gives evenness and warmth. Too much overhead lighting takes away the romance.&amp;quot; For designer Celerie Kemble, a floor lamp is a crucial decorating tool. &amp;quot;In a room full of pairs, it adds a welcome element of asymmetry,&amp;quot; she says. And a standing lamp offers flexibility. &amp;quot;When you re\u00ADarrange the furniture,&amp;quot; she explains, &amp;quot;you can easily re\u00ADarrange your lighting as well.&amp;quot; Click here to see the gallery for &amp;quot;The Top 10 Floor Lamps.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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