Appliances

This Floating Moon Lamp Is an Interesting Addition to Your Bedroom

It's the perfect night light!

Photography: Shopee

There are a lot of interesting choices online when it comes to lamps. You've got the basics, and then you have your mood lamps that seem to be popular on Tiktok these days. 

If you're looking for a light source that's creative but functional and neutral, check out this "floating" moon lamp. 

Floating Moon Lamp: Features

One thing that's probably on your mind is how the "moon" itself will actually float. Well, thanks to magnetic levitation technology, the moon gets to levitate and spin automatically in mid-air, without the use of remote controls or any form of support. All you have to do is plug in the magnetic base, give it a tap to turn on the switch, and you're good to go. Kinda magical, amirite?

You can place it in your bedroom, study room, or even your home office as a decorative lamp. It's non-radiative and flicker-free, too. The best part? With a single touch, you can quickly chage the light's colors from white, to yellow, and to warm white.

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Floating Moon Lamp: Price and where to buy

Want to add this to your online shopping cart? At 37 percent off, you can purchase the Floating Moon Lamp for P2,691 from the Stationeryhouse shop on Shopee. Each package comes with one moon lamp, one magnetic base, one power adapter, and one user manual. 

This is what it looks like when turned off:


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This story originally appeared on Cosmo.ph.

* Minor edits have been made by the Realliving.com.ph editors.

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