- Is the Bon Jour Versailles a bright lamp for reading?
- It is a decorative table lamp, not a task light. Treat it as ambient or accent lighting and keep a separate reading lamp where you need focused light.
- What is the lamp made of?
- The body is clear crystal glass. That gives it weight and a faceted, reflective surface, but it also means it can chip if struck and should be handled carefully when moved.
- Who designed it?
- It comes from Baccarat's Bon Jour collection, designed with Philippe Starck. That design pedigree is a large part of what you are paying for.
- Where should I put it?
- It is made for indoor lighting, so a living room side table, bedroom nightstand or entryway console works well. Keep it away from damp rooms and from spots where it could be knocked over.
- How does it compare with other Baccarat table lamps?
- The Bon Jour line is the more sculptural, contemporary option, while classic Baccarat lamps lean traditional. Choose this one if you want a modern design object rather than a period look.
- How do I keep the crystal looking clear?
- Wipe the glass with a soft dry cloth to remove fingerprints and dust. Avoid abrasive cleaners, which can dull the surface.
- Where is the Baccarat Bon Jour Versailles cheapest?
- At Baccarat, for $1,950.00, as of our latest check.