Pour les curieux
Netatmo ORIGINAL weather station
Garden weather and living-room air quality
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Pour la lumière
Flos Bellhop
Rechargeable cordless table lamp (grey-blue)
Ideal for: Accent light in the living room, on a table or a ledge.
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A portable LED lamp designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, in polycarbonate, with a battery that lasts up to 24 hours, a four-step dimmer button on the base and USB-C charging.
- What it does2700 K warm white LED, four brightness steps on a button, charge indicator on the base
- Powerbattery up to 24 hours of use, full charge in 3 hours over USB-C according to Flos
- Format21 cm tall, 12.5 cm in diameter, 0.75 kg according to Flos
Avoid ifYou want a lamp you control from an app or leave on the patio: it works with a button and Flos rates it IP20, for indoor use.
Why this model
A designer lamp, cordless, that shines for up to 24 hours far from any socket.
If you give only one, make it the Aura Carver photo frame in Sea Salt: the family sends photos to it from their phones, with no subscription, and it sits on a sideboard or a bedside table like a real frame. It is the tech gift that gets used every day without asking anything of the person who receives it.
For someone who loves good lighting, the cordless Flos Bellhop, designed by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, shines for up to 24 hours far from any socket. For someone curious about the weather or air quality, the second-generation Netatmo ORIGINAL station in Sand measures indoors and outdoors in two aluminium cylinders you will not want to hide.
Read the full guideFlos Bellhop
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What matters when choosing
- Beautiful even when switched off
- A decorative gift spends most of its time at rest. All three have a shape and finish that hold their own on a shelf, even when not in use.
- Easy for the person receiving it
- A tech gift that needs an hour of setup ends up back in its box. Here, a free app or a single button is all it takes.
- A use that comes back every day
- Family photos, evening light, the morning weather: each one answers a daily habit, which keeps it on display instead of in a drawer.
