Technology
Get the vibes right in your home with this modern LED light that’s on sale
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TL;DR: Set the mood in any room with the TheoryLamp Circular LED Light for $99.99, a 33% savings as of May 6.
Lighting is everything. Seriously, ask any professional designer. It’s a key ingredient when it comes to decorating, not a second thought.
While you probably can’t overhaul your entire home right now to get the lighting you want, you’ve still got options. Like the TheoryLamp Circular LED Light, for example. The first in a series of LED lighting products by TheoryHome, this sleek, circular lamp will give you the perfect lighting, no matter the location. (It’s also on sale.)
Excellent for night reading, lighting up your living room, enhancing a creative space, or even setting the mood for a live-stream concert night (couch tour!), the TheoryLamp features 60 built-in LEDs, seven different colors, six lighting modes, and four brightness levels, giving you a massive 168 combinations to work with. In other words, no matter the mood you’re after, you can achieve it.
Need a warm, but bright light to inspire productivity? Or maybe an extra-bright blue light for stellar Instagram pics? Heck, maybe you want to simulate the concert vibes with a pulsating pink and aquamarine light. Done, done, and done. Just cycle through the options to select your setup with the included remote control and instantly liven things up. Oh, and with its modern circular design, the TheoryLamp doesn’t just add light to your space, it acts as a statement accent piece in any room, upping your interior design factor as well.
It usually costs $149.99, but you can save over 30% and get it on sale for just $99.99.
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