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Globe Electric 67135 Torchiere Floor Lamp with Reading Light

  • Wattage: 150 watts
  • Lighting Method: Ambient
  • Light Source Type: Halogen
  • Control Type: Touch

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A slim torchiere and reading lamp combined into one fixture, with independent switches and dimming on the main light, though it ships with no bulbs included.

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ASIN: B07R9FZHLQCategory: Floor Lamps

Overview

The Globe Electric 67135 is a 72-inch torchiere floor lamp with a separate gooseneck reading light, aimed at anyone who wants ambient overhead light and a directed reading light from a single slim fixture. It suits bedrooms, living rooms, and home offices where floor space is limited.

Two bulbs run off separate switches: the torchiere head takes an E26 150W bulb for general room lighting, while the attached gooseneck reading arm takes a smaller E26 40W bulb and bends to point light where needed. The torchiere side also has a 3-way and dimmable switch for adjusting brightness in stages. Both bulbs are sold separately, and Globe Electric notes the lamp works with LED, incandescent, or halogen bulbs, though it recommends LED or incandescent bulbs for a brighter, more consistent light.

  • 72-inch torchiere with attached reading light
  • E26 150W torchiere bulb, E26 40W reading bulb
  • 3-way and dimmable switch on the main light
  • 5-foot cord, black finish

Who it's for

Fits anyone who wants one floor lamp that covers both ambient lighting and task lighting, such as reading in a recliner while the torchiere lights the rest of the room. Not the right pick for anyone who wants a single fixed light level with no assembly.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Two lights and two switches in one slim fixture
  • Gooseneck reading arm points light where you need it
  • 3-way dimmable switch on the main torchiere head
Cons
  • Both E26 bulbs are sold separately
  • Torchiere-style lamps take up more vertical space than a shaded design

Performance notes

The torchiere head bounces light off the ceiling for broad, indirect room lighting and runs on its own 3-way dimmable switch, while the gooseneck reading arm is a separate circuit with its own on/off switch and bends independently to aim light at a chair or desk. A 5-foot black cord gives it reach from a nearby outlet.

Specifications

BrandGlobe Electric
Dimensions & fit
Bulb Shape SizeA19
Item Weight7 pounds
Shade Height4.8 inches
Base Diameter10 inches
Item Dimensions D X W X H10 × 10 × 72.9 inches
Capacity & performance
Age Range DescriptionAdult
Power & efficiency
Wattage150 watts
Power SourceCorded Electric
Voltage120 volts
Construction & materials
Shade MaterialPlastic
Material TypeMetal, Plastic
Base MaterialMetal
ColorBlack
Shade ColorWhite
Finish TypesMatte
Compatibility & installation
Connectivity TechnologyNormal Bulb
Mounting TypeFreestanding
Installation TypeFreestanding
Connectivity ProtocolOther
Included components
Number Of Pieces1
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsLamp,Lamp Shade,Instruction Sheet
Warranty & support
Manufacturer Warranty DescriptionNo warranty.
Other details
Lighting MethodAmbient
Light Source TypeHalogen
Control TypeTouch
Switch TypeRotary
ShapeCone
Number Of Light Sources2
Bulb BaseE26 Medium
Lamp TypeFloor Lamp
Water Resistance LevelNot Water Resistant
Room TypeHome,Office
Number Of Items1
Is WaterproofNo
Indoor Outdoor UsageIndoor
Recommended Uses For ProductIndoor, Decorative, Functional
Style NameMinimalist
Additional FeaturesAdjustable, Dimmable
Specific Uses For ProductDecoration, Indoor, Reading
Item Type NameFloor Lamp

Frequently asked questions

Does the Globe Electric 67135 come with bulbs?

No, both the E26 150W torchiere bulb and the E26 40W reading bulb are sold separately.

Can I dim the Globe Electric 67135 floor lamp?

The torchiere head has a 3-way switch plus a dimmer, so you can step through low, medium, and high settings.

Does the reading light on the 67135 move independently?

Yes, the reading arm is a gooseneck that bends on its own switch, separate from the torchiere head.