Floor and Table Lamps in Montenegro: Prices of Floor, Table, Children's and LED Lamps at JYSK, Okov, KIPS and on Ananas, and What the EU Requires About the Bulb (2026)

On 27 September 2026 a floor lamp on Ananas costs from €19.10 to €1,250, with a median of €76.20 across 366 lamps, and a table lamp from €6.10 to €161.80, with a median of €37.55. At Okov a floor lamp has a median of €94.90 and a table lamp €17.49. At KIPS a table lamp has a median of €39.99 and a floor lamp €120.49, while at JYSK table lamps cost from €15 to €30 and floor lamps from €25 to €60.

If a floor lamp needs a new socket or switch, on Glatko you can send a free request, without an account, for electrical work. Below are prices by type and shop, discounts and what EU rules require to be stated about the bulb in a lamp.

What people search for

Google Trends for Montenegro gave no data for the term lampa (lamp) when we asked on 27 September 2026, so we rely on search suggestions. That day Google completed podna lampa (floor lamp) with crna gora, cungu, podgorica, jysk, ikea, forma ideale, emmezeta, lidl and crna (black). So people look for shops in Montenegro and the region and for black floor lamps.

Prices by type and shop

How we choose and label price sources is explained in how we measure prices.

Floor lamps

On Ananas 354 of 366 floor lamps were marked as on sale, and ANANAS SHOP sells almost all of them, mostly the Opviq brand. The 138 cm Opviq KS-11101 costs €19.10, and the Opviq AYD 2809 with an E27 socket €20.70. MASS-light sells 12 floor lamps, from the Campbell for €78.50 to the Abigail for €1,250, and the LED Bramsen costs €281.40. Only four floor lamps on Ananas have LED in the name, from €204 to €281.40, and the rest are sold for a bulb with a socket.

At Okov seven floor lamps were on sale: the Victoria for €36.90 instead of €49.90, the Hera €66 instead of €133.90, the Toppole LED €74.32 instead of €92.90, the Max €94.90 instead of €119, the Perez with a clock €108.99 instead of €149, the Duncan €170.80 instead of €244 and the Senso €239.20 instead of €299. The Jule costs €39.90, the Dris €44.90, and the three-socket Globo Milley €399.

At KIPS the Frankfurt floor lamp costs €40.99, the Maverick €93.49, the LED Butler €99.49, the Lennon €111.99, and the Boghart €120.49. The 37 W LED Grunwald costs €194.99, and the 28 W LED Bramsen €205.99. The same Bramsen series on Ananas costs €281.40. At JYSK the Hansson costs €25, the Hugo and Kent €50 each, and the Dani and Kristof €60 each.

Table and children's lamps

On Ananas the GRAND 62-789 table lamp is the cheapest at €6.10, the Opviq AYD 1260 costs €10.60, and the Opviq Valen €156 and Meya €161.80. At Okov the Atmosphera Timeo and Microled cost €8.99 each, the Baru and Esto Terra €10.99 each, and the Globo Haku €69.90 and the Milley €84.90 and €109.90.

At KIPS the Felicia with an LED bulb costs €23.49 and €39.99, the Frankfurt €33.99, the Winter €36.99 instead of €45.99, the LED Butler €46.99 and €49.49, and the 20 W LED Grunwald €110.49. The Bunny, Puppy and Panda children's table lamps cost from €15.49 to €19.49. At JYSK the Eivin costs €15, the Tony €20, the Hannibal €28, and the Markus and Patrik €30 each, while battery lamps with a timer cost from €15 to €30.

Bulb and calculation

At JYSK bulbs are sold separately: the 470 lumen Eivind E14 LED costs €2, and the 806 lumen Niels E27 €2.50. By our calculation, a median €17.49 Okov table lamp and a €2.50 bulb cost €19.99 together. A median KIPS floor lamp is €25.59 dearer than a median Okov floor lamp.

With electricity the difference is bigger than the difference in lamp price. A 9 W LED bulb lit four hours a day uses 1.08 kWh in 30 days, which at the higher tariff of 11.5462 c/kWh is about 12 cents. A 60 W incandescent bulb uses 7.2 kWh over the same time, about 83 cents. JYSK also sells battery lamps, and the Kent touch lamp with a timer costs €19.

If you are also replacing ceiling lighting, we have prices in our guide to chandeliers, and garden lamps in our guide to outdoor lighting.

What the EU requires about the bulb

Under Annex V of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2019/2015 on the energy labelling of light sources, if a lamp is sold with a built-in light source, the user manual must state that the product contains a light source of a given energy class. The same regulation says a 470 lumen LED bulb may be compared with a 40 W incandescent bulb, and an 806 lumen one with a 60 W incandescent bulb. Montenegro is not an EU member, but when buying, look at lumens, not just watts.

On Glatko

On 27 September 2026 Glatko had eight verified providers for electrical work, six from Podgorica and two from Budva, and one verified small repairs provider from Budva.

What to check before buying

1. The height and diameter of the lamp for the spot.
2. The socket: E27, E14, GU10 or built-in LED.
3. Whether a bulb is included.
4. Lumens and colour temperature, for example 3000 K.
5. The price before the discount in several shops.

How we measured and what we did not measure

We copied prices from Ananas, Okov, KIPS and JYSK on the day we read them, including pre-discount prices where shown; the medians are ours. At Okov we read the first page of the search, and on Ananas the first 377 and 367 results. We did not measure the light, and we did not count work, street and emergency lamps, chandeliers or bulbs in the medians.