There are lamps that simply light a room—and then there are lamps that compose it.
The Fun Guy edit is built around a clever contrast: a crisp geometric outline paired with mosaic-like glass tiles that feel almost pixelated up close. In daylight, you notice proportion and texture. At night, the same surface becomes a soft, layered glow—transparent pieces catching highlights, frosted pieces diffusing the beam.
If we had to describe the inspiration in one sentence: it’s light treated like a surface, not just illumination.
1) Geometry That Feels “Architectural”
The wall lamps especially have that “small building” presence—clean lines, easy proportions, and a silhouette that reads at a distance. Fun Guy 731 even comes in two shapes (Model A / Model B), so you can choose between a taller vertical rhythm or a more compact square moment.
2）Mosaic Glass = Texture First, Light Second
Up close, the shade isn’t “one material”—it’s a mosaic of tiny decisions. Each tile catches light differently, so the surface reads textured even before you switch it on.
That’s why the two wall forms feel distinct: Fun Guy 731 leans more graphic and grid-like, while Fun Guy 732 softens the same idea into a cone. And when the glass mixes clear and frosted pieces, the glow becomes gentler—bright where it should sparkle, diffused where it should rest.
3) Chrome Finish That “Frames” the Handmade Look
The structure is intentionally clean—an outline that keeps the glass from feeling overly decorative. The result is a piece that can sit comfortably in modern interiors, while still feeling tactile and crafted.
By day: you’re seeing mosaic texture + geometry. The lamp looks like a small object of design—structured, graphic, and intentional.
By night: you’re seeing contrast. Transparent pieces brighten, frosted pieces soften, and the surface starts to cast a calmer, more layered light.
And because Fun Guy 731 / 732 are damp rated, they’re especially convincing in spaces where you want soft, flattering light—bathroom, vanity zones, covered outdoor areas, or a hallway that shouldn’t feel too bright.
Depending on the model, you’ll find color options like Blue, Orange, and Clear, paired with a chrome-tone frame.
Fun Guy 731 Wall Lamp — The “Rhythm Maker”
Pick Model A when you want a vertical beat (hallway pacing, symmetrical bedside). Pick Model B when you want a compact graphic block (tight corners, art walls). Both are hardwired and damp rated.
Fun Guy 732 Wall Lamp — The Soft Cone Glow
A smaller, conical mosaic form that reads elegant and playful at once. It’s hardwired, uses a G9 bulb base, and is damp rated—perfect for bathrooms and covered outdoor areas where you want gentler light.
Fun Guy 726 Table Lamp — The “Light Sculpture” You Can Move
This one feels like a design object even when it’s off: a conical mosaic shade sitting on a chrome tone base, plug-in, with a push-button switch and a long cord for flexible placement.
Fun Guy Pendant Lamp — The Cleanest Way to Show the Mosaic
Two proportions (Model A / Model B) with the same diameter: one compact, one taller. It’s hardwired, uses E14, supports dimmer switches, includes an adjustable 59-inch cord, and is compatible with sloped ceilings under 30°.
Fun Guy 731 Wall Lamp
Hardwired · G9 · Damp rated (bathrooms / covered outdoor)
Fun Guy 732 Wall Lamp
Hardwired · G9 · Damp rated (bathrooms / covered outdoor)
Fun Guy 726 Table Lamp
Plug-in · E14 · Push-button switch · Indoor use · 59-inch cord
Fun Guy Pendant Lamp
Hardwired · E14 · Adjustable 59-inch cord · Sloped ceiling adaptable (<30°)
The Fun Guy edit isn’t trying to be loud. It’s doing something smarter: turning light into texture, and texture into mood.
If you love interiors where details matter—but the room still feels calm—this is the kind of lamp you’ll appreciate every single day: a clean silhouette in daylight, and a softened, patterned glow at night.
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