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Alamo Industrial Rustic Floor Lamp 62" Tall Bronze Metal Sheer Organza Outer Linen Fabric Inner Double Drum Shade for Living Room

Prices as of September 26, 2026, as listed by each retailer — verify the current price on the retailer's site before purchase.

Price history tracked at Macy's price tracker

14-day low
$379.99
Sep 13 · Macy's
Best price
$379.99
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14-day high
$379.99
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Lowest in 14 days: $379.99 at Macy's. Highest: $379.99. Current best is 0% below the 14-day high.

What buyers say

AI summary · 58 reviews

A stylish, sturdy floor lamp with elegant industrial charm that enhances any room. A few buyers note the outer shade looks plastic, but this is rare given the overwhelmingly positive feedback.

Liked

  • Elegant double-shade design
  • Sturdy, well-built construction
  • Excellent lighting versatility

Complaints

No recurring complaints across 58 reviews

Generated by AI from real customer reviews at Macy's — may miss nuance. Summarized Sep 2026.

About this product

The Franklin Iron Works Alamo Industrial Rustic Floor Lamp is a 62-inch-tall metal floor lamp featuring a bronze finish and a double-layered shade with a sheer organza outer layer and an off-white linen inner layer. Designed in a rustic industrial farmhouse style, it includes two pull chain switches for lighting control and uses two standard E26 bulbs. The lamp has a durable metal construction and an 8-foot long brown cord. It weighs 20.9 pounds and comes with a limited one-year warranty.

  • 62 inches tall
  • bronze metal construction
  • double-layer shade: organza and linen
  • uses two E26 bulbs
  • 8-foot power cord
  • pull chain switches

Based on 58 reviews at Macy's

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