Meadow Set
Three small lights that sit together or wander off around the room. The star is usually the one that ends up in the bed.
Glow
Three Ways To Light A Room
The Whole Range
Mushroom
Round cap, soft shoulder, nothing sharp anywhere on it. Sized to be carried to the bathroom and back at two in the morning.
Cloud
A cloud with a face, because a plain dome never once got picked up and hugged before bed. This one does, most nights.
Duck
Sits at the end of the bed like one more stuffed toy until the room goes dark, and then it is the only one still doing its job.
Dino
For the child who wants a dinosaur on the shelf more than they want a lamp. It happens to also be one.
Moon Stand
A moon on its own little stand, low enough to sit on a shelf or the floor beside a bed. Round enough that nothing about it looks fragile.
Fairy Lights
A string rather than a single fixture, so it can be hung around a bed frame, a tent, or a shelf of stuffed toys — wherever the room needs one.
Designed At The Hour It Gets Used
Every piece in this range was judged in a dark room rather than on a bright bench. A lamp that looks right under workshop lighting will almost always be too much at bedtime.
- Warm, Never White
- Every piece is tuned to the warm end. Cold light reads as morning, and the whole point of this range is the other end of the day.
- Reachable
- Switches sit where a child can find them without help, at the height a child actually is rather than the height a shelf happens to be.