Aurora | Table Lamp
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Worth knowing: The color comes from the inner sphere, so what it lights nearby picks up that color rather than a neutral white.
The outer sphere is clear and a second, smaller sphere sits inside it with a finely speckled surface. That is what makes the light behave the way it does. The inner sphere carries the color, the outer one refracts it, and the object keeps depth instead of flattening into a colored ball.
Most lamps put a shade between you and the light. This one does the opposite and makes the light source the thing on the table, which is why the colors sit soft rather than saturated.
On a side table beside the sofa once the overhead light is off.
A small colored light left on low at night.
Among books or plants, where the globe has something plain behind it.
A single point of colored light on a console.
In the supplier photograph the inner sphere shows green, pink and amber together, and the outer glass picks those colors up again around its rim.
It is a color light rather than a white one. The inner sphere carries the color and the outer glass refracts it, so the globe keeps some depth instead of reading as one flat colored ball.
A side table, a shelf or a nightstand, where the globe has something plain behind it.