Luminária de Pé Washi Paper UF4-31N

It reminds me of the lamps I saw in a tea house in Kyoto. Very authentic feel. Very LOVE this floor lamp.

I get headaches from harsh overhead lights at my home, so this is the only light I use at night. Its so gentle on the eyes.

A classic design that won't go out of style. It feels timeless. The switch is a simple foot pedal, which is convenient. The cord is a decent length too.

I placed mine next to a large monstera plant, and the way the light filters through the paper makes the whole corner look like a jungle oasis.

It basically acts like a giant, elegant lantern. My living room used to feel a bit cold with all the white walls, but this adds instant warmth.

Great value. It completely transformed the vibe of my living room for a very reasonable price.

I love how it glows from top to bottom. It lights up the dark corners of my ceiling and makes the room feel taller.

It feels very fragile, so I wouldn't put it in a high-traffic area with kids or pets, but for a bedroom or quiet living room, it's perfect. The 'Japandi' style is spot on. It blends perfectly with my light wood furniture and neutral colors.

The thin iron legs are minimalist and don't take up much floor space. It fits perfectly in a tight corner.

The texture of the crinkled rice paper is lovely. I love that it uses standard bulbs. I put a warm smart bulb in mine and it looks like a glowing sunset. It adds a nice organic touch to my very modern, square apartment.

It creates such a Zen atmosphere. I turn this on in the evenings to wind down and it feels like a spa.

Assembly was a little nerve-wracking because I didn't want to tear the paper, but once I got the hang of the wire expander, it was fine.

The light diffusion is incredible. Because the paper runs the full length of the lamp, it creates a soft column of light that glows evenly.

This lamp is surprisingly tall! At about 75 inches, it really makes a statement in the room without feeling bulky because it's so airy.