Hemp Moon Night Light with Glass Star, Ball & Apple

Hemp rope and iron that look handmade

• A moon wrapped by hand

  The crescent is wrapped in hemp rope, so every fiber catches the light a little differently. It sits on a clean black iron base that keeps the look grounded and modern enough for a minimalist room. Pick it up and the hemp feels rough and natural in your hand, which is what makes it read as handcrafted.

• A glass ornament that glows

  Copper fairy-light wire sits inside the clear glass, so the ornament glows from within instead of showing a bulb. The amber light spills onto the table beneath, so the lamp lights your surface as well as the glass. Dim the room and this is the light you reach for.

• Swap the ornament

  The star, ball and apple are all clear glass, so you can change the shape to match your mood. Lift the ornament straight up, set it on a soft surface, and seat the new one on the moon. A dorm room might suit the apple, a living room the ball, and the moon stays the same.

From box to glowing corner

1. 1
   Lift the moon out

   Feel the hemp rope and the smooth black iron base. The fibers are rough and natural, and the base keeps the piece steady on a nightstand or shelf.

2. 2
   Choose your ornament

   Pick the clear glass star, ball or apple. The copper wire sits inside the glass, so the light shows through as a fine filament.

3. 3
   Set it and switch on

   Place the base where you want the glow, seat the ornament, and connect the power source you chose. The amber light comes on and the room settles.

Moon, base and your choice of ornament

• Hemp-wrapped crescent moon×1

  Hand-wrapped hemp rope over the moon frame

• Clear glass ornament×1

  Star, ball or apple, depending on your pick

• Round black iron base×1

  Holds the moon and the glowing glass steady

The corner that never felt finished

The corner that never felt finished

By the time you get home, the ceiling fixture has been glaring for hours. It flattens the room, and the bare corner by the bed or desk starts to look like a hallway you walk through rather than a place you settle into. Plug-in nightlights look like something from a stairwell, and a plain desk lamp adds light but no mood.

A warm glow, handmade

A crescent moon wrapped in hemp rope sits on a round black iron base, and a clear glass ornament rises from the top. Copper fairy-light wire runs inside the glass, so the star, ball or apple lights up from within. It reads as a shelf piece first and a lamp second, which is exactly the point.

Your room, after dark

Switch it on and the overhead light stops mattering. The amber glow reaches the ornament and the surface beneath it, and the corner starts to look finished. For more pieces with this kind of warmth, browse our table lamps.

Decor first, nightlight second