We have end tables from the Crate and Barrel Basque collection. (Also the coffee table and some other pieces.) Our color looks darker than the one on their website IRL (but not as dark as the Java stain.) The grain of the wood is really pretty; the lines are simple, and the pieces are nicely made and sturdy. We got lamps from Arhaus that I liked enough to go back and get 2 more for our nightstands, but I don't see them on the Arhaus website anymore.

Here is a link that might be useful: Basque side table

Here is link to mine - love them! Your style sounds slightly like mine, a little traditional, a little vintage, casual. I personally like larger, more substantial lamps for my main source of lighting on end tables with light shades that you can actually read by. Note that they are 33" tall - I was actually afraid they would look too tall, but they are just right.

The trend in the past few years have leaned toward tall, skinny buffet/candlestick style lamps with dark(red, brown, black) shades which cast very little light on every table or lamps that are too small. I do like that style, but in the right place - a buffet, foyer table, etc.

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Here is a link that might be useful: JCP Lamps

I have lamps from Hubbardton Forge that I love. I have a table lamp on one side of my sofa and a floor lamp on the other side. I think HF makes a good quality product and their lamps come in a variety of metal finishes. I topped mine with shades from Pottery Barn, opting not to buy the shades from HF. I think their web site is www.vtforge.com.

Here is a link that might be useful: HF lamps

I like the clark end table...
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Here is a link that might be useful: Clark end table