Lumenorth Float Levitating Lamp
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Float holds an LED bulb above its base with magnetic levitation. No wire runs to it and nothing holds it up, just a fifteen millimetre gap of air.
Under the spectacle it is ordinary useful light. A touch switch on the base cycles three warm white tones, from a low evening glow to a brighter working level.
Almost nobody sees it for the first time without reaching into the gap. On a desk or a shelf it is the object visitors pick up on immediately.
Float holds an LED bulb suspended in mid-air above its base using magnetic levitation. There is no wire running to the bulb and no visible support, just a fifteen-millimetre gap that almost everyone puts a hand through the first time they see it working.
Underneath the spectacle it behaves like ordinary, useful light. A touch switch on the base turns it on and cycles three warm-white tones, from a low ambient glow for the evening up to a brighter working tone, without swapping bulbs or opening an app. The bulb measures eleven by six centimetres and the base is a low fifteen by three, so the whole thing occupies less of a desk than a coffee cup and a saucer would. It is a talking point that still earns the space it takes up on the days when nobody in the room comments on it at all.
Give it a level, stable surface away from the edge, and keep cards, drives and anything else magnetically sensitive away from the base. It makes an obvious gift for someone who likes objects that behave unexpectedly, and it holds up as a desk lamp long after the novelty of the floating bulb has worn off for everyone in the house.
Magnetic levitation between the bulb and the base holds it in place, with a gap of about fifteen millimetres and no wire or support of any kind.
You position the bulb over the base and it settles into place. It takes a moment the first time and then becomes second nature.
Yes. The touch switch cycles three warm white tones, from a low ambient glow up to a brighter working tone, with no bulbs to swap.
About eleven by six centimetres, so it reads as a proper light rather than a novelty trinket on the base.
On a desk, a shelf or a console at eye level, where the gap under the bulb is visible and the effect actually registers.