Pick the size first. Everything else is a setting.

Three Sizes, One Shape
Two small ones a tenth of an inch apart and one at 7.1 inches that is genuinely a different object in a room. The stand scales with the sphere, so the proportions stay the same whichever you pick. Choose the size at the top of the page.
- Three Sizes, One Shape
- Two small ones a tenth of an inch apart and one at 7.1 inches that is genuinely a different object in a room. The stand scales with the sphere, so the proportions stay the same whichever you pick. Choose the size at the top of the page.

Sixteen Colours, Four Modes
Cold blue for a quiet room, warm amber when you want it soft, or the whole run of sixteen if you are in that sort of mood. Four modes come with them — flash, fade, strobe and smooth — so the moon lamp can hold one colour all evening or drift between them on its own.
- Sixteen Colours, Four Modes
- Cold blue for a quiet room, warm amber when you want it soft, or the whole run of sixteen if you are in that sort of mood. Four modes come with them — flash, fade, strobe and smooth — so the moon lamp can hold one colour all evening or drift between them on its own.

Turn It Down To A Glow
The brightness steps down as far as a faint glow and up until it is lighting the wall behind the nightstand. Low and warm is the setting it earns its place on: bright enough to find the door by, dim enough to leave on with your eyes shut.
- Turn It Down To A Glow
- The brightness steps down as far as a faint glow and up until it is lighting the wall behind the nightstand. Low and warm is the setting it earns its place on: bright enough to find the door by, dim enough to leave on with your eyes shut.

It Puts Itself Out
Set fifteen, thirty, forty-five or sixty minutes on the remote and the lamp goes out on its own. The catch is that the timer lives on the remote and nowhere else, so it is worth keeping the handset in the drawer of whatever the lamp stands on.
- It Puts Itself Out
- Set fifteen, thirty, forty-five or sixty minutes on the remote and the lamp goes out on its own. The catch is that the timer lives on the remote and nowhere else, so it is worth keeping the handset in the drawer of whatever the lamp stands on.
Set the colour. Then set the timer.

Three Sizes, One Shape
Two small ones a tenth of an inch apart and one at 7.1 inches that is genuinely a different object in a room.
Sixteen Colours, Four Modes
Cold blue for a quiet room, warm amber when you want it soft, or the whole run of sixteen if you are in that sort of mood.
Turn It Down To A Glow
The brightness steps down as far as a faint glow and up until it is lighting the wall behind the nightstand.
It Puts Itself Out
Set fifteen, thirty, forty-five or sixty minutes on the remote and the lamp goes out on its own.
How we compare.
What a three-size moon lamp gives you that a one-size one cannot.
Frequently asked
questions.
The questions people actually ask before buying one.
The 4.7 and 4.8-inch versions are within a tenth of an inch of each other, so think of those as one choice: a moon that sits comfortably on a nightstand or a desk. The 7.1-inch one is the one that changes a room, and it wants a sideboard, a wide shelf or a console rather than a crowded desk.
Yes. Two flat pale wooden slats crossed in an X, sized to the sphere you order. The moon sits in the V where the slats meet, tilted slightly back.
Sixteen colours and four modes — flash, fade, strobe and smooth — all live on the remote, along with the brightness and the timer. There is also a touch control on the lamp that cycles through seven of the sixteen, which covers you if the handset wanders off.
No. There is a rechargeable battery inside and it charges over USB, so once it is topped up you can move it to a shelf with no socket near it and there is no cable in the picture at all.
It switches the lamp off by itself after fifteen, thirty, forty-five or sixty minutes. You set it from the remote; the touch control on the lamp does not do timers.
Not really, and it is not meant to be. At full brightness it lights a nightstand and the wall behind it; turned down it is a soft glow you can sleep next to. It is decorative lighting.
It is 3D printed, so the craters have real depth rather than being a picture wrapped round a smooth ball. Run a thumb over it and you can feel the texture, and that unevenness is what makes the light break up the way it does.
Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window. Set it up, live with it for a week, and send it back if it is not what you pictured.
