MoriMori - Design lamp with loudspeaker (maize-gold)

Retro style meets high-tech: When the blue hour slowly fades into night and the twilight slows the world down, the KooKoo MoriMori lamp bathes your favorite place in a warm, cozy light. You can adjust the brightness to your liking with the infinitely variable dimmer. Enjoy romantic hours by the lake, while camping, on the terrace or relax on the balcony or in the living room at the end of the day. Whether indoors or outdoors, coziness and outdoor romance are guaranteed in the glow of this lamp. The ingenious detail: thanks to Bluetooth and an integrated speaker, you always have your own soundtrack with you.

The functional and elegant look of a classic gas lamp combined with state-of-the-art technology makes the KooKoo MoriMori lamp particularly charming. It is available in 7 attractive colors and is an absolute eye-catcher as an outdoor or home accessory. The rechargeable battery can be easily charged via a USB port and ensures an operating time of up to 10 hours. Thanks to LED technology, the dimmable light is particularly energy-saving and splash-proof. The built-in speaker connects to your smartphone or iPad via Bluetooth: pure music enjoyment, without cables.

A suspension bracket and a frosted glass element are available as accessories.
Design by MoriMori

- LED light with dimmer
- Bluetooth speaker
- Up to 10 hours operating time on a single charge
- Charging via USB cable (included)
- Available in 7 colors
- Dimensions: Ø 110 x 270mm

About the designer Take Kaneko:

Born 1968
After graduating from the KUWAZAWA Design School in Tokyo in 1990, he decided to move to Italy to obtain a Master's degree in Industrial Design in Milan. There he gained many years of valuable experience while working for Ettore Sottsass Associates.

He then returned to Tokyo to work for Sony Digital Design in 1998. In 2002, he founded his own studio "KANEKI DESIGN".
Since 2017, he has been the design director of the MoriMori brand (forest Inc.).
He is currently developing and designing educational toys for Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan.