Infinity Dodecahedron Lamp: tomorrow’s lighting for today’s interiors
Bold design for science lovers with our lamp of the future
The infinity dodecahedron lamp is not just a lamp. It is a statement, a tribute to the beauty of geometry and science. Its dodecahedron design, inspired by natural forms and mathematical structures, draws the eye immediately and sparks curiosity. Every face, every edge, every vertex is precisely designed, reflecting light to create a spellbinding visual show. For science and design enthusiasts, it is a centrepiece that stimulates the mind while lighting the space.
The dodecahedron: a futuristic decorative object and an unforgettable gift
Beyond its primary lighting function, the futuristic bedside lamp is a genuine decorative object that turns any space into a modern, sophisticated place. Its adjustable brightness and varied lighting modes let you create the perfect atmosphere for every moment. To read, relax or simply admire its beauty, this lamp meets every need. What’s more, thanks to its unique design, it makes the ideal gift for those who appreciate rare, unusual objects. Give a piece of the future, today.
Dodecahedron Lamp: specifications
- Material: metal and ABS
- Dodecahedron dimensions: 20 cm x 20 cm
- Base dimensions: 15.5 x 18 cm
- LED: 7 colours
- Remote control
- Power: USB (5V)
- Style: unusual table lamp
- Science decor gift idea
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Karen Whitlock –
Looks lovely on the shelf and the infinity effect is properly mesmerising, but the plug is a bit of a faff. It came with a USB lead and no adaptor, so I had to dig one out of the kitchen drawer before I could even switch it on. Fine once it’s running, just would’ve been nice to know beforehand.
Oliver Pemberton –
Bought this for my 9 year old son’s bedroom and he went silent for a good minute when I switched it off in the room, which for him is a minor miracle. He’s now lecturing his sister on how mirrors bounce the light back and forth to make the tunnel effect. Learning by stealth, brilliant.
Margaret Doyle –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. His little face lit up, and so did the lamp! Lovely thing.
Dev Patel –
ordered a few bits from here before and this one didn’t let me down. Sits nicely on my desk, the colours are rich and the build feels solid. Only thing is it’s a touch smaller than I pictured from the photos, but I’m not fussed. Would buy again.
Hannah Brierley –
Spot on. I’m a nerd for anything optical so I had it apart on the first evening (gently!) to see what’s going on. Two-way mirror panels on each face, LEDs set round the edges, and the light just keeps reflecting inwards forever. Clever, and it looks gorgeous in a dark room. Mum has already asked where I got it.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson’s 10th birthday and he hasn’t stopped staring at it since. He keeps asking how the lights go on forever, so we’ve had a lovely few evenings looking up mirrors and reflections together. Spot on.
Daniel Pritchard –
Cracking little lamp. The mirrored panels bounce the light back and forth to create a tunnel effect that seems to go on forever.