Ha(L)oween Wall Lamp

Every October the porch light gets ambitious, and this is the fixture that finally lives up to it. The Ha(L)oween wall lamp is a plump, scalloped pumpkin shell 3D printed with the same ridged curves you would carve into a real one, except this jack-o-lantern never goes soft. Triangle eyes, a triangle nose and a jagged, gap-toothed grin are cut clean through the front cover, so the whole face glows the second the light comes on. The design is two printed parts: a rounded pumpkin housing and a separate face cover that fits over the top, with a battery powered LED bulb sitting on a magnetic base behind it. Pull the bulb straight off the wall to recharge it, click it back on and the face lights up warm and even, no cord trailing down the plaster. A small remote lets you cycle through colours, so the same pumpkin can glow amber for a quiet night in or shift through the spectrum for the party. Printed in PLA+, the shell holds crisp scalloped edges and lets the LED's glow spread softly through the thinner sections of the pumpkin body, the way a real jack-o-lantern lets candlelight through its walls. Mount it by the front door, in a hallway, above the lolly bowl, or in a kids room that could use a friendly nightlight instead of a scary one. Printed to order in Australia and usually ready within a couple of days, well ahead of trick or treat night. Pick a colour for the pumpkin body and we will get it glowing on your wall in time for the 31st.