Where the LUM family can fit
Choose between the two LUM lamps by looking at how a space is furnished and where light is needed. The LUM 125 is the floor-standing option when you want a lamp that does not rely on a tabletop. It may suit a corner or an area beside seating, provided there is enough floor space for its footprint and height.
The LUM 50 is the table format. Consider it for a desk, side table or another stable surface where its 41 × 19 cm dimensions can be accommodated. In shared workplaces or client-facing rooms, compare the lamp’s position with nearby furniture and circulation paths so it does not obstruct daily use.
How to choose between the models
Start with placement
Decide first whether the lamp needs to stand on the floor or sit on a surface. This is the clearest distinction within the LUM family. If your layout has a suitable table available, the LUM 50 may be the practical format. If you need a floor-standing option, consider the LUM 125 and check its 125 cm height against the room and surrounding furniture.
Check the finish and dimensions
Both models are listed in silver with a chrome-finished frame, so they can be considered together when maintaining a consistent look across a space. Compare the stated dimensions with your floor plan or furniture measurements, allowing for the lamp’s actual placement and the space people need to move around it. The LUM 125 is 36 × 22 × 125 cm; the LUM 50 is 41 × 19 × 50 cm.
Confirm requirements before selecting
The available collection details identify the formats, finishes and dimensions, but do not state technical lighting specifications. If your project depends on a particular light source, brightness, control or electrical requirement, check those details for the selected model before confirming your choice. Likewise, verify that the planned surface or floor location works for the lamp in the day-to-day layout.
For a business furnishing or updating a space, comparing both models together can help clarify whether the same format suits every area or whether different placements call for different versions. Myntwork offers these Thonet LUM products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option to consider as part of their furnishing plans.
Frequently asked questions about Thonet Lamp LUM
What is the difference between the Thonet LUM 125 and LUM 50?
The LUM 125 is a floor-standing frame lamp measuring 36 × 22 × 125 cm. The LUM 50 is a table lamp measuring 41 × 19 × 50 cm. Choose according to where you need the lamp to sit.
Do both lamps have the same finish?
The collection information lists both lamps as silver with chrome-finished frames, making their appearance consistent across the two formats.
How should I decide which LUM lamp suits my space?
Begin with placement: select the LUM 125 if you need a floor-standing lamp, or the LUM 50 if you have a suitable surface. Then compare the dimensions with your room layout and furniture.
Are technical lighting specifications available for the LUM family?
The collection details provided list the formats, finishes and dimensions, but not technical lighting specifications. Confirm any light-source, brightness or control requirements for the individual model before selecting.
Can businesses lease Thonet LUM lamps through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers the Thonet LUM products on a monthly lease. Consider the two formats and their placement requirements when planning which lamp or lamps to include.
