Cordless, glossy and small enough to carry, this illustrative mushroom lamp has a domed shade on a short stem and round foot. Choose a colour and a size to build yours.

Cordless lamps move. They go from a dining table to a terrace, or from a bedside to a bathroom shelf. Buyers think about where they will use one before they think about colour. Restaurants and bars buy them in quantity for tables without sockets. Size is the practical judgement: a small lamp suits a café table set for two, a larger one a long dinner table.

Mushroom Lamp in gloss white

Lighting Configurator demo

Mushroom Lamp

Colour Gloss White
Size Small
Product
Mushroom Lamp
Colour
Gloss White
Size
Small
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Illustrative product. The design and images are generated examples, not a real model for sale.

What you can configure

Gloss white, black, pale pink and grey blue are live, with sage and ochre completing six. Dome and foot share each colour, and every image uses the same light, so the gloss reads consistently. Size, small or large, is chosen and listed in the summary, though the picture holds one size. Production would show both next to a wine glass, since that is how buyers judge a table lamp's scale.

  • Colour: Gloss White, Black, Pale Pink, Grey Blue
  • Size: Small, Large

Why a configurator suits table lamps

Hospitality orders change the economics. A restaurant group fitting out a terrace may want forty lamps in one colour, or a mix to suit different areas. That is a quote, not a basket, and it needs quantity, colour and size per line. A configurator that offers both routes keeps retail and trade customers on the same product page.

For a lamp often bought as a gift, the swatch is the whole decision, so pale pink and grey blue need to look true on a phone. Showing each colour unlit and glowing answers the two questions buyers have: what it looks like, and what kind of light it gives.

Cordless lamps raise practical questions that belong near the colour choice, not in a footnote: how long a charge lasts, how it charges and whether it can stay outdoors. Putting your published runtime, charging method and outdoor rating beside the configurator saves customer service time and stops buyers leaving an indoor lamp out in the rain.

How a production version would be built

One render per colour per size is manageable at twelve images, and keeps the gloss consistent. A lit version of each colour adds the glow cheaply. The retailer supplies colours, sizes, published battery and charging details, any outdoor rating and quantity pricing for trade. Shoppers buying one or two check out normally, while hospitality requests go to a quote form that captures venue, quantities and delivery date. I worked on an image-based configurator through an MMU Knowledge Transfer Partnership, and the same approach suits a compact lamp like this.

Build sheet for this range

  • Colours in the full range: 6 (4 shown in this demo)
  • Size choices: 2
  • Combinations to support: 6 × 2 = 12
  • Images for one photograph per combination at 3 angles: 36
  • Images if sizes can be shown as separate layers, at 3 angles: 24
  • Data each of the 12 combinations needs: a SKU or variant ID, price, stock or lead time, and any dimensions or specification that change

Questions about table lamp configurators

Can restaurants order a mix of colours and sizes in one request?

Yes. A trade mode lets them add lines with a colour, size and quantity on each, then send one quote. It can also ask for the venue and required delivery date, which helps your team plan stock for larger orders before confirming anything.

Where should battery and charging information appear?

Next to the size choice, because the two are often linked if the sizes differ in battery. Keep it to your published runtime, charging method and outdoor suitability. Buyers check these before colour when the lamp is meant for a terrace or a restaurant table.

Can the configurator show the lamp switched on?

Yes, with a lit image for each colour from the same camera position. For a cordless lamp it is often the image that sells, because buyers are picturing an evening outdoors rather than a studio shelf. A simple on and off toggle is enough.

Can gift buyers add a message or gift wrap?

Yes. Gift options can sit after the configuration and pass through to the order as structured fields. The configurator records the colour and size, and the gift note travels with it, so the warehouse does not have to dig it out of an order comment.

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This demo uses an illustrative product. If you sell table lamps, I can build the same experience around your own range, photography and ordering process, connected to Shopify, WooCommerce or a quote workflow. I reply to enquiries within two UK working days.