NYC/CONNY 35 is a floor lamp 152 cm tall: a round chrome base, a slim chrome tube and a white polycotton shade 35 cm across that tapers slightly towards the top. The switch sits on the cable rather than by the lampholder.
How much room it needs and how it connects
The lamp stands 152 cm high and the shade measures 35 cm across. That height is worth comparing with the back of the armchair or sofa the lamp is meant to stand beside — it decides whether the shade ends up above a seated person's head or level with it.
The cable is 180 cm long, so the lamp has to stand within just under two metres of a socket; for a position in the middle of a room that distance needs checking first. The switch is on the cable, within reach from the chair, so there is no reaching up under the shade.
What bulb it takes
The lampholder is E27 and the maximum bulb rating is 15 W — a limit for the bulb, not the lamp's own consumption. No bulb is supplied, so you choose brightness and colour yourself: 2700 K gives warm, yellowish light close to an old incandescent bulb, while 4000 K is cooler and more workmanlike.
The lamp runs on 230 V and has no driver or transformer of its own, so it plugs straight into a socket. The cable switch only turns the light on and off — there is no brightness control on the lamp, so any dimming depends entirely on the bulb.
Build and where it fits
The frame is metal with a chrome finish and the shade is sewn from polycotton, a cotton-polyester fabric. The fabric passes some light sideways, while the open top and open bottom of the shade send the rest up to the ceiling and down onto the floor right below the lamp.
The maker describes it as a lamp for decorative lighting of a space — light that supplements a main ceiling fitting rather than replacing it. The uses recorded for it are the living room, bedroom and dining room, plus hotel and restaurant interiors. The form is modernist: a thin tube, a single shade material, no ornament. At 2.81 kg the whole lamp moves with one hand.
