The GloFi Moodlight is so named for its unique light system and minimal, industrial style achieved through a combination of machined ABS, aluminum, lasercut windows, silicone gaskets and simple socket screws. A ring of RGB leds provide playful contrast to this aesthetic by cycling through a rainbow of colors that set the mood. Get it here!
Designer: Renan Ramadan
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Very reminiscent of Tony Stark’s arc reactor.! I wonder though why it’s not doughnut/torus shaped. The middle part doesn’t have any lights on it. Why not eliminate it??
Maybe it needs some sort of diffuser in front to cut the glare.
I think it is nice but unnecessary. It is too bland. I have a lava lamp and I prefer that. It is constantly engaging and fun to look at.
From the back it looks like a Muji lamp.