A bedside lamp shaped like a flower, with room for what you set down

The shade is a single molded petal on a slim stem you can bend toward a book or away from your face. A small bird sits on the arm. The base doubles as a tray, with a slot that holds a phone upright.

Why choose this bedside lamp?

A nightstand fills up fast with a lamp, a phone and whatever else lands there. This puts all three in one footprint of 39 x 15 x 12.5 cm. The battery lasts an evening and then some, so the cable can stay in a drawer.

Aim the light where you want it: the stem holds its position, so you can point the shade at a page or bounce it off the wall.
Warm through to cool: three white tones plus a dimmer, from a low amber reading level up to a clear working light.
Twelve hours per charge: long enough to leave it on all evening and still find it lit the next night.
A place to set your phone: the tray at the base has a raised rest that keeps a phone at an angle you can read.
Charges over a cable: USB cable included; unplug it and carry the lamp to the desk or the couch.

The ABS shell keeps the whole thing light enough to move one-handed.

Four body colors are offered, in pink, yellow, green and blue, and the finish is matte rather than glossy. At 39 cm tall the shade sits above eye level when you are lying down, which is where you want it for reading. On a desk the same height clears a monitor stand, and the tray takes keys and a pair of glasses at the end of the day.