Blue Lava Lamp : Serenity with vintage decor
Hypnotic illumination with the Blue Lava Lamp
Let yourself be transported by the magic of our Blue Lava Lamp. With a stream of blue lava dancing inside, this lamp offers a soft, soothing ambience that’s sure to relax you. Made from glass, wax and aluminum, the lamp is not only robust but also elegant. The sleek, modern design is complemented by a vintage touch, adding a touch of sophistication to your space. Thanks to its compact size and light weight, you can place it in any room in the house, whether on a bedside table, desk or shelf.
An easy-to-use, energy-efficient Blue Wash Lamp
Our Blue Lava Lamp isn’t just beautiful, it’s also designed to be practical. With an easy-to-reach on/off button and a 25W R39 bulb already included, you can create a relaxing atmosphere in an instant. The lamp operates on a voltage of 220-240V and a frequency of 50Hz, making it an energy-efficient option. The extra-long 1.7m cable allows you to place it more freely, away from sockets. Don’t miss the opportunity to transform your home into a haven of peace with our Blue Lava Lamp.
Characteristics of the Blue Lava Lamp
- Material : Glass, aluminum, wax and deionized water
- Lava Color: Blue
- Dimensions: Height: 34 cm / Width: 8.5 cm
- Style: Lava Lamp
- Scientific gift idea
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Blue Lava Lamp come with a bulb?
Yes, a 25W R39 bulb is already included. The bulb heats the wax so the blue lava starts to move.
What voltage does it use?
It operates at 220-240V and 50Hz. It has an easy-to-reach on/off button and a 1.7 m cable.
How big is it?
The lamp is 34 cm high and 8.5 cm wide, small enough for a bedside table, desk or shelf.
What is it made of?
It is made of glass and aluminium, with wax and deionised water inside. Its look is modern with a vintage touch.
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Declan Murphy –
Bought this for my daughter’s bedroom and she’s barely left it alone since. She’s seven and keeps asking why the blobs go up and then come back down, so I’ve had to explain how the bulb warms the wax at the bottom, makes it less dense than the liquid, and up it floats. Then it cools at the top and sinks again. Nice bit of science sneaking into bedtime. She now calls it her ‘potion lamp’ and wants it on every night.
Priya Patel –
Gorgeous colour and very relaxing to watch while the telly’s off. Knocked a star off only because the cable is a bit short for my bedside table.
Margaret Hodgkins –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. His smile when he switched it on was worth every penny. Lovely colour.
Steve Bramley –
third lamp I’ve ordered from here and they’ve not let me down yet. Arrived well wrapped, postie even managed to get it through the letterbox flap on the second attempt. Blue is a bit deeper than the pictures but I actually prefer it. Takes a while to warm up, as you’d expect.
Fiona Gallagher –
Spot on. Sits on my desk in the study and the slow movement is oddly calming after a long day. Easy to move about too, it’s quite light.
Tom Ashworth –
Does exactly what a lava lamp should. Bit pricey perhaps, but it looks smart on the shelf and the kids are chuffed with it.
Helen Crawford –
Pretty enough, but the box was crushed at one corner when it turned up and the delivery was four days later than promised. Lamp survived without a scratch, thankfully, and the glow is nice. Just wish the packaging had been sturdier for something made of glass.
Margaret Holloway –
Bought this for my grandson Alfie’s bedroom and he hasn’t stopped watching it since the postie dropped it off. He lay on his bed for a good half hour last night just staring at the blue blobs, then asked me how it all works. Spot on, and I’m chuffed to bits.
Daniel Pritchard –
brilliant. the wax warms up under the bulb, gets lighter than the liquid around it and floats up, then cools and sinks back down again, so it’s a proper little physics lesson as well as a cracking lamp.