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A month after Ikea finally released more details about their line of wireless charging furniture, it seems like you won't just have to look at pictures anymore. Droid Life reports that the lamps, desks, charging pads, and other accessories can now be found in Ikea stores in the US. This means you can finally update your house (if you've been saving up for this) so you and everyone who lives there don't have to scramble for charging space for your respective devices New York buy table lamps.

If you need to review what furniture and accessories are available before you set aside your budget and head on over to your nearest Ikea store, here is what they announced last April. You can have a nightstand (Seljie), a nightstand with USB charging (Nordili), a floor lamp and a table lamp (Varv), and a work lamp (Riggad). All of these items use the Qi wireless standard and if your device doesn't support this, they are also selling cases for Samsung Galaxy and iPhone devices which can let you wirelessly charge your smartphones.
In case you don't want to buy furniture but would like to add wireless charging capabilities to your existing ones, you can also buy wireless charging pads which you can leave around various parts of your house so you just place your devices on top of them to top up. You can choose from single pads, double pads, and triple pads, depending on how many devices you want to charge at the same time.

Considered one of the country’s pre-eminent dealers of Tiffany lamps, antique and estate jewelry and art nouveau decorative arts, the Macklowe Gallery on New York’s Madison Avenue sells to clients like Whoopi Goldberg and Robert Greenblatt, chairman of NBC Entertainment New York buy table lamps.

Yet many of the greatest treasures are contained in a seven-room apartment around the corner: the Fifth Avenue home of gallery owners Barbara, 73, and Lloyd Macklowe,New York buy table lamps 80.

Antique experts say the Macklowes have one of the most important collections of French art nouveau furniture, which were made between the late 1800s and early 1900s, and Tiffany lamps. Worth several million dollars, the collection includes pieces that would be hard to New York buy table lamps find anywhere other than a museum.

So if you'd like to have any of these at your house, better head on to the nearest Ikea store before their stocks run out. You can read more details about these furniture in our previous post and of course the IKEA website itself.