I have a lamp that I bought at Costco years ago, it is a 'sunlight' lamp heavy base and has a plug in the base for another lamp ...guess you could hook up 2 for end tables in case you don't have another plug.
It takes 27 Watts and is adjustable. I got it to give more daylight to my eyes and for sewing, and other handwork.and for reading I have to say it is quite incredible. I was not expensive and is made by 'Lights of America.
I have also exchanged many permanent lights (even florescent) to the 'daylight'
spectrum as it is much easier on the eyes and does not cause fatigue the way regular ones do. I found a lightbulb type daylight bulb and have it in the entryway, I really like them and solvs a lot of low light issues without a lot of 'cost replacement' just make sure when buying these lights they say daylight or sunlight, some may also have 'natural light' marked on the package'.
This is similar in the style I bought, but not exactly, however it does have full spectrum daylight and about the same price I paid in Costco.
Some on their site are more elegant and pricey but this works for me and has for nearly 12 years (same bulb /w/ base switch, the one in article is touch...
Happy shopping I sincerely recommend them...
http://www.esplighting.com/1147.html
(We found that outlet when we traded out the extend-a-lounge sofa for a La-z-boy.)
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