Are the white and black options of the Cone Floor Lamp different in finish or composition, aside from their color?
This is to check whether the surface texture or detailed combinations vary by color even for a light of the same design, in order to choose suitably for the space.
While the white option unifies the entire shade and upper/lower parts in a calm matte finish, the black option features a glossy shade with different materials composed for the upper and lower parts.
White is entirely matte, and black has a glossy shade that creates reflections[1][2].
The two color options to choose from in JACKSON CHAMELEON's Cone Floor Lamp do not simply differ in the painted color, but vary in finish and combination method[3][4]. The white option treats the surface of the shade with a matte finish and wraps both the upper and lower parts of the body in a consistent matte finish as well[5].
On the other hand, the black option applies a smooth gloss to the shade so that light gathers more clearly, and combines mutually different materials for the upper and lower parts[6]. Even when the light is turned off, the way the eye lingers within the space differs due to the difference in surface reflection and texture.
hmmm, if you want a clean simplicity that blends naturally with walls or other furniture, you can consider the white option, and if you expect an objet role that reveals contrasts of form and texture within the space, you can keep the black option in mind.
What specific materials are used respectively for the upper and lower parts of the black option could not yet be confirmed from official materials.