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Wood Magnetic Table Lamp

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Wood Magnetic Table LampEnjoy modern vibes instantly when you decorate your space with this marvelous Wood Magnetic Table Lamp. This elegant lamp is both a desk or table lamp and a piece of modern art. It's much more fun to turn on and off than a traditional lamp! This stylish, sleek, and innovative light enhances and refines any space. Wood Magnetic Table Lamp is easy to operate. When you lift the lower magnetic ball, it's attracted to the upper magnetic ball, causing it to

Enjoy modern vibes instantly when you decorate your space with this marvelous Wood Magnetic Table Lamp. This elegant lamp is both a desk or table lamp and a piece of modern art. It's much more fun to turn on and off than a traditional lamp! This stylish, sleek, and innovative light enhances and refines any space.

Wood Magnetic Table Lamp is easy to operate. When you lift the lower magnetic ball, it's attracted to the upper magnetic ball, causing it to balance in mid-air. This magnetic force then turns the lamp on. To turn the light off, disconnect the two magnetic balls.

The Magnetic Lamp is manageable, making it the perfect bedside light or desk lamp. The lightweight, modern design is an ideal statement piece for any home or office, and it comes in various colors: Black, White, Red, or Natural Wood.

Features:

  • Powered by plug-in USB
  • 50lm/w energy efficiency
  • Innovative magnetic force 
  • Warm lights
  • 15.7" tall
  • Included 1 unit
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