Designs Direct Recalled Cupcakes and Cashmere Floor Lamps
Faulty wiring has triggered a recall for 4,200 floor lamps sold at HomeGoods stores nationwide due to fire and burn risks.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Appliances
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Designs Direct has issued a recall for approximately 4,200 Cupcakes and Cashmere floor lamps after reports indicated that internal wiring could overheat or ignite. The importer received 11 incident reports, including two cases involving shock and burn injuries.
Why it matters
The recall addresses significant safety concerns as the lamps, which were manufactured in Cambodia, pose potential fire and burn hazards to consumers. Owners are urged to stop using the affected units immediately to avoid further incidents.
The recalled floor lamps were sold for between $79 and $89 from June 2025 through July 2026. The specific models involved in the recall are identified as 7927-OZ and 7927-OZ1.
The players
Designs Direct
This company is the importer responsible for the distribution and safety oversight of the recalled lighting products.
HomeGoods
This national retail chain served as the primary point of sale for the Cupcakes and Cashmere floor lamps.
The details
To receive a full refund, owners must cut the power cord and submit a photograph of the destroyed lamp unit through the company's online portal. The model number can be found on a sticker located on the underside of the lamp base.
Timeline
Sales of the lamps began in June 2025.
Retail availability concluded in July 2026.
The recall was formally announced on October 1, 2026.
Roadmap
This recall underscores the ongoing challenges within the home decor supply chain regarding the quality assurance of electrical components sourced from international manufacturers. It highlights the necessity for rigorous safety testing protocols as brands expand their home goods portfolios.
Consumers who own these lamps should check the sticker on the base for model numbers 7927-OZ or 7927-OZ1 to determine if their unit is affected. The company will process refunds within 15 days of receiving the required photo verification of the destroyed product.
The takeaway
Always verify model numbers against official recall lists if you suspect a home appliance is faulty or exhibits signs of overheating. Disposing of the item according to manufacturer instructions is essential to ensure you receive a refund and maintain home safety.
Further reading
For more information on household safety standards, visit the Appliances section.
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