Lightdot 3-Lights Glass Floor Lamp Dimmable Gold Floor Lamps with Green Glass Shade 3000K Bulbs Included Unique Modern Standing Tall Lamp for Living Room/Bedroom/Sofa Beside/Corner Decor

This is a fairly good floor lamp. Although the description says "two globe" it is three globes, with one shaped a bit like a flower. with Assembly was easy with usual caveat of taking very good care to align segments as they are being screwed together. As the moderate strength alloy used in all this cost range of floor lamps that are shipped in segments can strip if you do it wrong, and also after assembly if you do not handle moving it around with some care as to not stress the joints. Assembly instructions were clear. I would recommend deviating one bit from instructions: I found it best to remove the mating nut in the weighted base, screw that into the lower segment and then, after all segments are assembled, to screw that mating nut back into the base. This resulted in the least assembly stress at the bottom of lower segment, which is going to already be the most stressed on assembly and use. On value: This is a tiny bit more spendy than similar lights. But in fact the LED lights are a good amount of light, moderate warm color (3k) and nicely defused. Very importantly, this lamp has no flicker at all on dimming meaning the combination of bulbs and dimmer is well done. So I think it is a good value. Again, take care with getting perfect alignment during assembly to avoid cross-threading/stripping of mating connectors. Don't rush it, mate them turn a bit and back out a bit to make sure you are in perfect. If you cross-thread the soft metal the lamp will be forever floppy. Also take some care over the lifetime of this by occasionally making sure all segments remain screwed in well. In terms of appearance quality, you may not wan this in a high end showcase living room with actual mid-century furnishings. The shades/diffusers are plastic (and that is understandable as if they were glass the weight at the top would be a problem). I would say this is best used in a dorm room, or guest room with or without a couple of mid-century elements, or a casually done living room. One caveat. I just hate it when products are digitally put into an image on listing and made to look bigger than they actually are. I usually ding a rating star for that in my reviews. The first image in listing and the second-to-last one are absurdly out of proportion. The couch and the chair in those pictures would need to be miniature couch and chair if proportion were correct. But as another image has the actual length written out as 69" inches I won't ding a star. Just be aware of actual height is several inches shorter than the image implies and that the top lit element is going to be eye-level for a 5'10" person.