Hi Anzella, I agree with Daniel Defino Design of placing a lamp with a dark shade. This product below projects a similar idea with a dark brass finish on the body, finished with a delicately carved glass radiating an appealing flamelight. The Tripod Shape of the product will enhance the modern appeal of the room. Placing this Tripod Corner Lamp next to the entertainment set, towards the white wall will be a good idea, as it will come out more as a whole with a white background, enhancing the overall aura of the room. More information about this product can be found on https://www.lirash.com.au/product/tripod-corner-lamp/  Happy to assist with any query. Kind Regards, Lirash - the wrought iron gallery

My mother has one of these as a candle holder! I will ask her for you UPDATE: she got it from a local crafts store in Mullumbimby - no name or brand on them! Sorry I cant be of more help

i say (and this is purely subjective) get rid of the black and keep the wood elements going by choosing a tall lampshade, low stem cylindrical table lamp as shown in the photos below

Not really, it is in a logical place where you would step out after a shower. If it includes an exhaust fan then it would work well in this location. There are no dimensions for the position of the heat lamp and the position is approximate. When it is installed the exact location will be determined by your electrician and it will depend on what is above the plasterboard. It can't be located where there is a ceiling joist or beam above the plasterboard ceiling. Even if it was drawn (and dimensioned) to be dead centre there is a reasonable chance it would end up being installed slightly off-centre due to the position of the ceiling joists! Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls and Dr Retro Virtual Visits via Zoom