Statement
A whole alley of lamps. Switch one on.
Six lamps on the shelf, six different lights on your walls. Start with the Cathedral, or light the whole stall.
5 of 5 lit. Tap a dark one to light it.Hover over a dark one to light it. Tap one to switch it off.Click one to switch it off.
Pick a stall
Projection and prism lamps throw patterns you can read from across the room. The other three stalls sell a softer glow, which is sometimes what a bedroom wants.

One Cathedral lit this whole bedroom
Nothing else in the room is switched on. Tap a tag on the photo, or read it here.
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The Cathedral, Classic 10 in
Sits on the nightstand and still reaches the far wall.
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Circles overhead, arches on the walls
The top panels throw the circles you see on the ceiling. The side windows draw the tall arches.
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Rechargeable base
About 8 hours at half brightness, about 2 at full, then it charges over the same USB-C.
+$30Choose cordless
On the shelf now
From a $34 ripple cube to the Cathedral. Each tag says what lands on your walls.
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$159
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Projection
Moon Cat Scene Projector
$39 -
Projection
Aurora or Ocean Night Projector
$39 -
Mood
Water Ripple Cube Lamp
$34 -
Prism
Infinity Mirror Prism
$99
After dark, at home
Rooms lit by the lamps on this shelf. Press play on a clip, then take the lamp straight off its tag.
Stall rules
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Shipping’s free on orders from $99, tracked to your door.
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You’ve got 30 days to send a lamp back.
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The LED and driver inside are covered for a year.
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Shop Pay splits any order into four payments, no interest.
What the rooms look like now
We answer every review under three stars, and we don’t hide them.
Send us a photo of your room
Lit a room with one of these lamps? Send a photo and tell us which lamp it was. The first reviews on this shelf will be yours.
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A lamp earns its tag in a dark room
Before a pattern lamp gets a place on the shelf, we switch it on in a dark 12 × 12 ft room. If the pattern can’t reach the ceiling, it doesn’t get a tag. That’s the whole rule, and it’s why the projection shelf is short.
The Lamp Alley team
How we test a lamp