Levitating Moon Lamp with Wood Base

Most cheap moon lamps sit on a stand and hope you never look closely. This levitating moon lamp actually floats — an electromagnet in the wood-grain base holds the moon mid-air and turns it slowly, no strings.

The surface is 3D-printed from real lunar data, so this floating moon lamp shows craters from across the room instead of a smooth plastic ball.

• Actually floats — magnetic levitation suspends and slowly spins the moon above its base.
• No battery to die — power reaches the floating moon wirelessly through electromagnetic induction, from the included plug-in wall adapter.
• Three light moods — touch control switches warm white, white, or soft yellow for a calm moon night light glow.
• Real crater texture — ABS shade printed from lunar surface data, matte and detailed up close.

First float takes a minute of balancing — the manual walks you through it — then it simply hangs there. See the gallery for scale.