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Plasma Nightlight

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Mon, Aug 13th, 2012 11:00 by capnasty NEWS

The MoMA store now sells the most unusual of nightlights: the Plasma Nightlight, quite literally a plasma lamp small enough to be a nightlight. Visit the bathroom at night in a glowing, psychedelic fashion.

This vivid nightlight plugs directly into the wall and radiates with swirling colored light. When the switch is turned on and the bulb is touched, the internal currents are guided to fingertips and dramatically twist and undulate around the bulb's interior. Made of glass, xenon glass, and ABS plastic.

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