Tipping is the failure mode that matters on a lamp standing 64 inches tall, and this one answers it with a base engineered rather than merely heavy. Measuring 10 inches across, it has passed an 8 degree stability test, meaning the lamp stays upright on a surface tilted to that angle instead of relying on a flat floor. Anti-skid pads underneath add grip so it does not creep across hardwood when someone brushes past. The shade measures 12 inches wide and 5.5 inches deep in a gold and green finish that reads as a considered color choice rather than a default neutral. It is shatterproof and heat resistant, two properties that matter on a fixture at shin height in a room where people move around, and heat resistance means bulb warmth does not discolor or deform the material over time. The socket is a standard E26, which keeps the choice of bulb entirely open across incandescent, halogen, and LED, at whatever color temperature and wattage suits the room. Bulbs are not included. Switching is by foot, so the lamp goes on and off without reaching under the shade for a knob. The plug is UL certified, the metal body weighs 9 pounds on 120V 60Hz service, the cord runs 4.2 feet, and assembly is quick, making it straightforward to set up in a living room, bedroom, or other rooms.