Can you take a close up photo of the light bulb with the lamp turned off? It might be a PAR light bulb, which are often difficult to remove. When it cools down, try wearing rubber gloves to grip the front of the glass in order to unscrew it. Or if you have a rubber cloth (like what is used for lining shelves), you might be able to use that. Hopefully it is an Edison screw and not a bayonet base, which would make it even harder to remove.

Is that a halogen bulb? If so, you need a suction cup.

I'm not sure it has one to change, isn't that some kind of LED lamp? The 'bulb' may be part of the whole thing.

from the Ikea website for this lamp:

Omg does this mean I will just have to trash the lamp?? How is that better than changing a lightbulb??

I feel the same way. I hate this.

That is disappointing. I have two of these freestanding plus a clip on version. I didn't realize the bulb couldn't be changed!

I am so angry. Greenwashing at its finest.

Well anyway, does anyone know of a similar-looking lamp that I can buy, in polished chrome? I loved the minimalist look of this and am so steamed that it will just end up in a landfill. I mean. REALLY.

If the lamp is only $10, then the replacement light bulb might be more expensive. I've had LED light bulbs burn out (or fail after less than a year), and so they do not last forever.

LEDs should last for a very long time. If it's stopped working I don't know if the LED would even be the first thing I'd suspect. I'd more likely look for cord/wiring breaks first, like if the neck got damaged in some way.

ETA, from google: "Many LEDs have a rated life of up to 50,000 hours. This is approximately 50 times longer than a typical incandescent, 20-25 times longer than a typical halogen, and 8-10 times longer than a typical CFL. Used 12 hours a day, a 50,000 bulb will last more than 11 years." So yes, sometimes they fail, but that's a fault, not typical behavior. And may be the circuit/wiring in the bulb, not the LEDs themselves. I've seen some pretty poorly made cheap LED bulbs. I'd expect Ikea to do better than that though.

Can the bulb be change in 4002352

This may not help but…
My lamp was blinking, not burned out. We suspected the plug or switch. Since we had two, my husband took a functioning one apart (they aren’t hardwired), swapped the plastic box that plugs into the wall and it works now. Now, can I get a new plug?

Model KMV-070-030-NA-3

Search that on Google for the Pwr Supply - my lamp had 'wobbly' output as well - needs new pwr supply.