Flos Table Lamp Bellhop
Flos Table Lamp Bellhop

Bellhop

$370

Made by Flos

Designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby

Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby conceived the Bellhop for the London Design Museum, and its origins are written into every proportion. The silhouette, a softly domed shade over a cylindrical stem, quotes the shape of a hotel porter's hat with just enough abstraction to feel wholly contemporary.

Wireless and rechargeable via USB-C, the Bellhop operates for up to 24 hours on a single charge. A push-button dimmer at the base cycles through four brightness levels, giving the lamp the quiet, adjustable warmth of a candle scaled for modern living.

  • LED light source with up to 24 hours of battery life
  • Four-step dimming via base push-button
  • USB-C charging
  • Available in Grey Blue, Yellow, Brown, Burnt Orange, and additional finishes
  • Designed for Flos by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby
Color
Color: Grey

Typically ships in 12-14 weeks.

Pairs well with

Product Details

Details
  • Material: Made from durable polycarbonate with an opaline, injection-molded diffuser for soft, even lighting.
  • Environment: Suitable for indoor use (dry locations).
  • Power: 2.5W LED, providing energy-efficient lighting with 151 lumens output.
  • Color Temperature (CCT): 2700K, offering a warm and inviting light.
  • Battery and Charging: Rechargeable Li-Po battery, charging via USB-C; fully charges in approximately 3 hours and lasts up to 24 hours.
  • Dimming: Features a 4-step dimmer with controls on the lamp’s base.
  • Voltage: 100-240V input, charging output at 5V.
  • Weight: 1.3 kg (2.87 lbs).
Measurements

H: 8.3" , W: 4.9" in

H: 21.1 , W: 12.5 cm

Shipping & Returns

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Warranty

Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Flos. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Flos Bellhop lamp?

The Bellhop was designed by the London-based duo Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, originally commissioned for the London Design Museum. Barber and Osgerby are known for work that sits at the intersection of industrial precision and sensory warmth, and the Bellhop reflects both qualities.

Is the Bellhop lamp truly wireless and portable?

Yes. The Bellhop is fully cordless, charging via USB-C and offering up to 24 hours of continuous use on a single charge. This makes it genuinely portable, suitable for outdoor dining, travel, or any setting where a power outlet is impractical.

What is the dimming capability of the Bellhop?

The Bellhop features a four-step dimmer controlled by a push-button at the base of the lamp. This allows the user to cycle through four distinct brightness levels, from full illumination down to a very soft, ambient glow.

What finishes does the Flos Bellhop come in?

The Bellhop is offered in a range of finishes including Grey Blue, Yellow, Brown, and Burnt Orange, among others. Each finish is applied to the lamp's body, allowing the piece to shift character considerably depending on the color selected.

How does the Bellhop compare to other Flos portable lamps?

The Bellhop occupies a distinct place within the Flos portable lighting family due to its figurative silhouette and its origins as a museum commission. Where other Flos portables lean toward pure geometric abstraction, the Bellhop carries a subtle narrative reference that gives it a warmer, more personal character.

Brand & Designer

Flos
Mayday Table Lamp

Flos

Founded in 1962 in Merano, Italy, by Dino Gavina and Cesare Cassina, Flos specializes in pioneering lighting that merges artistic experimentation, industrial innovation and the visionary spirit of Italian design.
Edward Barber
Bellhop

Edward Barber

A British designer known for a refined, materially sensitive approach to contemporary design. His work often explores how structure, touch, and industrial process can come together in objects that feel polished, useful, and visually effortless.
Jay Osgerby
Mikado Side Chair

Jay Osgerby

A British designer known for a calm, engineered modernism shaped by material intelligence, structural clarity, and precision. His work moves between furniture, lighting, and industrial design, often creating pieces that feel quietly innovative rather than overtly expressive.