Scenekoy 68" Farmhouse Floor Lamp Review — Rustic Rattan Lighting

Intro

This Scenekoy floor lamp is trying to do two useful things at once: be a decorative, rustic “tree trunk” column for a farmhouse or woodsy room while also functioning as a dimmable, task-ready light for reading or a living area. The listing puts the lamp at 68" tall with two LED light sources, a foot dimmer and an E26/A19 bulb specification. Owner feedback is plentiful and generally positive about build and brightness, but there are consistent notes about the shade style/size, a slightly top-heavy feel in some setups, and a fiddly bit when attaching the wicker lanterns. This review pulls straight from the listing details and repeated owner reports so you can decide if this is a safe, sensible gift for the person on your list.

What it is / first look

What the listing says: this is a 68" high standing floor lamp with a sculptural tree-stump-style column finished in a faux-wood look (listed as "Material Type: Faux Wood" and "Base Material: Resin") and two wicker/rattan drum shades (listed as "Shade Material: Rattan"). It ships with two 9-watt LED bulbs and uses standard E26/A19 bases. Power is corded-electric for 120V; the switch is a foot-operated dimmer with stepless adjustment from 0–100% and single-click on/off. The listing describes the shades as a hand-made wicker bell design and emphasizes a rustic farmhouse finish.

First impressions from owners line up with the listing: the lamp presents as a sculptural accent piece that aims for an old-world, woodsy look without being real carved wood. Owners repeatedly describe the base as heavy and stable, and many call the lamp attractive and good value for the styling it delivers.

Who this is a good gift for

This section picks specific recipient fits and explains the assumptions that need to be true for the lamp to work as a gift.

The cozy-reader or living-room lounger

• Why it fits: The lamp has two light sources, a foot dimmer and included 9W LED bulbs, so it’s set up for both task light (reading) and softer ambient light. Owners report warm, yellow-leaning LEDs that reduce eye strain compared with colder LEDs.
• Assumption: The recipient likes a warm, rustic look and has a spot near a sofa or chair where a 68" tall lamp will fit without blocking sightlines.

Someone decorating a cottage, log-cabin, or farmhouse-style space

• Why it fits: The lamp’s faux-wood trunk, rattan bell shades and "rustic" finish are explicit listing features. Owners repeatedly call out the lamp’s “old world charm” and fitting for rustic decor.
• Assumption: The recipient prefers decorative, thematic lighting and won’t mind a statement piece that leans cottage/farmhouse rather than modern minimalism.

A new apartment / housewarming recipient who wants an impactful, budget-friendly upgrade

• Why it fits: Owners say the lamp looks more expensive in person and that it fills a room without needing a side table or hardwired installation. The included bulbs and foot dimmer cut down setup steps for a gift receiver.
• Assumption: The recipient has the floor space (68" height) and wants a decorative-but-functional lamp rather than a purely minimalist task light.

A parent decorating a nursery with woodsy touches

• Why it fits: Several owners specifically mention using the lamp in nurseries and children’s rooms and praising the warm lighting and tall profile.
• Assumption: The lamp will be placed out of small-child reach (the listing does not claim childproof design) and buyers will check placement and stability carefully.

In daily use

Lighting & controls: Per the listing, the lamp uses LED lighting (two 9-watt bulbs included) on standard E26/A19 sockets. The dimmer is a foot-operated switch: one click turns the lamp on or off; holding the switch for more than two seconds adjusts brightness across a 0–100% range. Owners confirm the dimmer behavior and describe the LEDs as warmer/yellowish rather than cold white, which many say is easier on the eyes for reading and evening use.

Brightness & coverage: Owners who use the lamp for reading or as an accent report that it provides good, high-intensity task light when turned up and softer ambient light when dimmed. The two shades are positioned so the lamp can both light a seating nook and cast decorative ambient glow. A repeated owner note: the wicker shades are relatively small (one owner summarized "shades are pretty small for a living room"), so this lamp works best as a focused reading/feature light rather than a room’s only main light.

Assembly & everyday handling: The listing emphasizes simple assembly; owners generally find assembly easy. Repeated owner reporting adds a few practical tips: the trunk sections come as rods that screw into each other and the seams are not highly visible, which is handy for storage and transport. However, several owners flagged that the wicker lanterns can be difficult to attach because of wiring/length tolerances — expect a little fiddling to get the lantern handles to sit on the hooks flush with the design. The cord length is described as long by multiple owners, which is helpful for placement flexibility.

Materials & build quality

Listing facts: the lamp is listed with a resin base finished to look like a tree trunk (Material Type: Faux Wood; Base Material: Resin). Shade Material is listed as Rattan and the listing describes the wicker bell shade as hand-made. Finish types are listed as "Rustic" and the shade color is "Original rattan color." The lamp weighs 12.8 pounds per the listing.

Owner signal on build: Many buyers praise the lamp’s weight and stability, describing a "heavy base" and a solid, not-cheap feel. Positive themes include comments like "sturdy and classic," "quality product," and that it looks better in person. Several owners note the seams where the rod sections screw together are reasonably discreet, and one owner pointed out that the overall look is convincing for faux wood from a distance.

Where it isn’t perfect: shade style/texture and fit. Multiple owners mention not liking the shade’s surface or pattern — one called the texture unsettling and replaced the shade. Another reported the lantern handles and wiring don’t quite align with the hook locations, so the lanterns "float" slightly above the hooks unless the wiring is coaxed into place. Finally, while many find the lamp heavy enough to feel stable, a few note the fixture can be top-heavy because of the twin lanterns and tall profile; one owner recommended adding weight on the base or placing it against a wall in higher-traffic homes.

Safety considerations

Electrical & bulb safety: The listing specifies standard E26 sockets and A19 bulb shape, with two 9-watt LED bulbs included and a corded power source for 120 volts. That means bulbs are standard form-factor per the listing; owners discuss replacing bulbs sometimes but also note the included LEDs deliver warm light. As always with corded floor lamps, follow normal precautions: keep the cord tucked out of high-traffic walkways and avoid overloading extension cords or floor outlets.

Stability & tipping risk: Owner reports are mixed but consistent enough to flag. Many say the lamp has a heavy base and doesn’t tip or sway like cheaper lamps, but several also say the lamp can feel top-heavy or slightly wobbly in certain placements. The repeated pattern: stable in normal setups but worth anchoring against a wall or giving a bit of floor-room around it if there are pets, small children, or energetic activity nearby. One owner explicitly recommended adding some weight to the base to reduce knocking risk.

Shade & finish safety: The listing describes the shade as rattan and hand-made. A handful of owners dislike the shade’s look or texture; this is aesthetic but also relevant if the recipient is sensitive to unusual materials or textures. The listing states the lamp is not water resistant, so do not use outdoors or in damp locations such as bathrooms without verifying placement.

Who should skip it

• Minimalist-modern fans who prefer clean metal or mid-century minimal silhouettes — this lamp is explicitly rustic/farmhouse in style (listing: "Style Name: Cottage", "Finish Types: Rustic").
• Homes with very small children or very active pets unless the lamp can be placed where it won’t be bumped often — a few owners note top-heaviness and recommend a stable placement.
• Recipients who want a lamp to fully light a large living room — the shades are described as relatively small and the lamp is best as an accent or reading lamp rather than a room’s primary overhead source.
• Outdoor or damp-area users — the listing explicitly marks the lamp as not water resistant.

Verdict

Bottom line for gift shoppers: The Scenekoy 68" farmhouse floor lamp is a practical decorative pick for someone who likes rustic, cottage, or woodsy décor and needs a functional reading/accent light. The listing’s key selling points — 68" height, faux-wood trunk, rattan shades, two 9W LED sources on standard E26/A19 sockets, and a foot dimmer with 0–100% control — are all present. Owner feedback overwhelmingly supports the lamp as a solid, attractive option with good value, while also flagging a few recurring tradeoffs: the shade texture/style isn’t universally loved, the wicker lanterns can be fiddly to attach, and taller twin-lantern styling can feel top-heavy in some setups.

Check before you buy (short checklist)

• Confirm the recipient’s taste for farmhouse / rattan / faux-wood styling; the piece is a clear decorative statement.
• Verify placement: 68" tall needs ceiling clearance and a spot where a potentially top-heavy lamp won’t be bumped frequently.
• Confirm lamp placement is indoors and dry — the listing specifically marks the lamp as not water resistant.
• Ask whether the recipient prefers replaceable standard bulbs: the lamp lists E26 sockets and A19 bulb shape and ships with two 9W LED bulbs.
• Plan for a little assembly and extra time to attach the wicker shades; owners advise patience getting the lantern handles and wiring to align.

Final recommendation: Buy if the recipient wants a decorative, warm, reading/ambient lamp with farmhouse character and you can ensure a stable indoor spot for it. Maybe skip or replace the shade if the recipient prefers modern minimalism, dislikes textured shades, or needs a lamp to light a large open-plan living room alone.

FAQ

• Does the lamp come with bulbs?

  The listing states the lamp includes two 9-watt LED bulbs. The socket and bulb specs are listed as E26 bulb base and A19 bulb shape.

• Is it dimmable and how does the dimmer work?

  The listing describes a foot dimmer that is stepless from 0–100%. According to the listing, one click turns the lamp on or off and holding the switch for more than two seconds adjusts brightness across the full range; owners confirm this behavior.

• What materials is the lamp made from?

  The listing lists the base as resin finished to look like faux wood and the shades as rattan (the shade is described as a hand-made wicker bell). The listing also identifies the lamp’s style and finish as rustic/cottage.

• Is the lamp stable or does it tip easily?

  Owner feedback is mixed but consistent: many buyers praise a heavy, stable base and say it doesn’t tip like cheaper lamps, but several report a top-heavy feel or slight wobble in certain placements, so secure placement or against-a-wall setup is recommended.

• Can it be used outdoors or in a bathroom?

  No. The listing explicitly marks the lamp as not water resistant and for indoor decorative/reading use.

• Is assembly difficult?

  The listing promotes simple assembly and multiple owners describe assembly as easy overall; recurring notes point out the wicker lanterns can be fiddly to attach and may require patience to align wiring and handles with the hooks.

• How tall is the lamp and will it fit low ceilings?

  The listing lists the lamp height as 68". If the recipient has low ceilings or tight vertical clearance, double-check the 68" height against the room before gifting.

• Do owners like the appearance of the shade?

  Owner opinions are split: several praise the overall look, while a number of buyers say the shade’s texture or surface isn’t to their taste and one owner replaced the shade. Consider the recipient’s sensitivity to specific shade styles.

Colors available

• Washed White
• Light Brown2
• Antique Brass
• Beige
• Multicolor
• Brown
• Gold
• Light Brown
• Dark Brown
• Dark Bronze

Owners most often reference the washed-white / woodsy finishes in photos and praise the faux-wood effect from a distance, so color choice will affect how rustic versus metallic/antique the final look feels.