A smart lantern that hovers on a magnetic field and paints your evening with one ring of light. Keep scrolling and watch it move.
Six millimetres of air between Halo and its base. No cable, no hook, no shelf. Tip it, bump it, and it settles level again in under half a second.
As the sky darkens outside, Halo brightens inside. It reads your room ten times a second and glides from a candle-soft glow to a full warm evening, with nothing to schedule.
Five parts, zero screws. Watch it come apart: a seamless shell, a dimmable light band, a magnetic core, a twelve-hour cell and a stone base that charges it wirelessly.
Slide from 2,200 K firelight to crisp 6,500 K daylight, or pick a colour right here and the film, the page and your room all change with it.
The founders batch ships in spring. Reserve yours now. This is a made-up product, so it costs nothing and ships nowhere.
Six small ideas that make one very quiet lamp. (Halo is a made-up product, so none of this is for sale, but we had fun designing it.)
Six millimetres of lift, held steady for ten years. No motors, no moving parts, no sound.
Reads the light in your room ten times a second and eases the glow to match the evening.
Firelight at 2,200 K, daylight at 6,500 K, or any colour you like. Five presets live on the base.
A full charge in 90 minutes over USB-C, or just set it back on its base and let it top itself up.
Wave a hand over the ring to dim, hold it there to brighten. Clean hands optional.
A matching ceramic base with wireless charging inside. Set Halo down and it tops itself up.