At first glance you might think this is a simple light — and visually it is — but it’s also incredibly cool and unique. The frosted glass orb absorbs the light, creating a visual halo, while casting a wider wash than a plain sphere. You can tilt the shade like a hat — so stylish. The profile slices through the space, letting the views beyond shine through.
The best part? The little ‘magic stick’ at the bottom. Touch it to turn on and off. Hold it to dim. Brilliant for individual lighting control over a kitchen island — one end bright, the other end mellow.
From the designers Vantot: “Found clinging to a creeper, Mono and his Magic Stick tumbled to earth but still manages to work! To give the moon a laugh, the space traveller can vary the intensity of the light Mono gives off.”
Worth Noting
Touch the magic stick to turn on/off; hold to dim
The shade tilts for added style — or keep it straight
Small switch in the canopy to enable/disable touch dim (for wall switch control instead)
There’s a stem at the top which limits minimum hanging height
The unit screws together — a small gap at the top cap where it meets the glass is normal
Lumens lessen as they travel through the diffuser
Dimensions
500 mm ø × 484 mm H (stem to stem)
Canopy: 124 mm ø × 43 mm H
Cable: 3 m
Specifications
Weight: 3 kg
IP Rating: IP20 (indoor use)
Light source: Integrated LED, 2700K, 1300 lm, 13W
Voltage: 110–240V, 500mA
Dimming: Touch Dim (or On/Off via wall switch — disable touch dim in canopy)
