A palm tree light that turns a corner into the soft part of the room

A crown of ostrich feathers on a metal foot, lit from within. At 48 cm tall it sits comfortably on a console or a bedside table. The remote handles the light from across the room.

Why choose this palm tree light?

Overhead light flattens a room in the evening. This one works the other way, throwing a low glow up through the feathers so the ceiling stays dark. It runs off a USB port or three AA cells, so the placement is not decided by where the sockets are.

Ostrich plumes: real feathers arranged in a 35 cm crown that diffuses the light instead of aiming it.
Handset included: adjust the light from the sofa without walking over to the lamp.
USB or AA: plug it in where a port is handy, or drop in three AA cells and skip the cable.
Weighted metal foot: a 10 cm base keeps a tall, light shade from wandering on a polished surface.
Two feather colors, two bases: white or pink plumes, paired with a rose tone or white foot.

Set one on each side of a mirror if you want the light balanced.

The lamp stands 48 cm high with a body that spreads to 35 cm, so it needs a little clearance from a wall or a stack of books. Feathers catch dust the way any textile does; a low setting on a hairdryer clears them without flattening the shape. It suits a bedroom, a dressing table or the side of a hallway that never gets enough light.