Atlas Brass Cordless Touch Lamp

The owner's take on the Atlas

Atlas is a metal lamp: a half-dome shade on a cone-shaped base, in a brass finish, that casts a warm arc of light down and across whatever it is standing on. The shade is angled, so the light has a direction. Point it along a dinner table and it lights the food and the faces, not the ceiling. Touch anywhere on the body to switch it on, touch again to move through the brightness and three colour temperatures. There is a 3600 mAh battery inside, good for about 36 hours between charges, roughly twelve of those at full brightness, over USB-C.

Where it is not the right tool: it throws a directional pool rather than an even room glow, and there is no weather rating. It is metal all through, so it has real heft and does not feel hollow, but that also means it is heavier than a plastic lamp to carry far. On a sideboard, a dining table or a side table next to a reading chair, it is well judged.

Why you will love the Atlas

• Directional warm light. The angled shade aims the glow where you want it, along a table or onto a book, not up at the ceiling.
• Touch control anywhere. Tap the body to switch, dim and change colour temperature, no fiddly switch.
• 3600 mAh battery. About 36 hours per charge, roughly 12 at full, topped up over USB-C.
• Solid brass-finish metal. Weighted so it stays put, and the finish glows a little under the light itself.
• Cordless. Carry it from the table out to the deck for the evening with no lead to trail.

Why a cordless brass lamp is worth it

Warm metals are back in Australian rooms, and a brass lamp is usually a hard-wired piece. Atlas gives you the finish and the directional light in a lamp you can set down anywhere, and because it runs on a low-voltage USB-C battery it skips the 240V electrical approval that holds up imported plug-in lamps at the border. Backed by our 60-day guarantee.

Atlas brass cordless touch lamp specifications

How long does the battery last?

About 36 hours total per charge, with roughly 12 of those at full brightness. Run it low and warm and it stretches well past a week of evenings. Runtime drops as you turn it up or use the cooler colour temperatures.

Where does the Atlas work best?

Along a dining table, where the angled shade lights the meal rather than the room. On a sideboard as a warm accent. Beside a reading chair, aimed at the page. It is one warm layer in a room, not the main light. See how warm metals sit in a scheme in our 2026 lighting trends guide.

See the full range in the Cordless & Rechargeable collection, or read our pick of the best cordless table lamps in Australia. For a slimmer bedside shape, look at the Nocturna. Free shipping across Australia on orders over $99. The 60-day guarantee covers any damage or fault, and change-of-mind returns are accepted within 30 days.