Tomato Glass Table Lamp

A tomato is a strange thing to render in glass, and that's the appeal — the fruit is already glossy, already round, already lit from within when you hold one up to a window. Here the ribbed body is blown in colored glass and finished with a green stem on top, so unlit it reads as an object on a shelf rather than a lamp. Switched on, the color does the work: the whole thing glows like something ripening. Not subtle, not trying to be.

At Ø8.6″ × H9.2″ it takes up about as much room as a large mug, so it fits where a table lamp usually can't — a crowded bedside, a shelf between books, the end of a kitchen counter, a bar cart. Because it runs off USB rather than a wall fixture, it moves with you and needs no installation at all. The light is a warm 3000K glow through colored glass, so treat it as an accent or night light rather than reading light. It's also an easy gift: the shape does all the explaining, and there's nothing to install. Email info@docos.us for trade pricing or to ask about a color.

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