Four things your nightstand doesn't need anymore — a lamp, a charging cable, a Bluetooth speaker, and a sleep timer. This one object replaces all of them, elegantly.
$139.99$199.99
• 10W fast wireless charging — Qi compatible
• Bluetooth speaker with True Wireless Stereo pairing
• 30-minute sleep timer with gentle fade-out
• Stepless dimming, warm and cool color temperatures
"Lighting is not functional. It is the quietest form of hospitality — the way a room welcomes you when the sun goes down."
— THE MASDIO JOURNAL
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
The reviews are in.
★★★★★
"I really like the ceiling light and fan — it is very unique compared to what is typically available here in the United States."
ESILA O. · U1 CEILING LIGHT
★★★★★
"Adds a beautiful glow to our patio. Guests always ask where it's from. The remote control makes it so easy to set the mood."
JAMES K. · SOLAR OUTDOOR LAMP
★★★★★
"Replaced four things on my nightstand. The wireless charging just works, and the warm glow is exactly what I wanted for reading before bed."
SARAH M. · LIGHT OF TREE PRO
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THE MASDIO WAY
Designed for the moments between days.
The cup of tea before bed. The glass of wine after dinner. The quiet hour when the house is still. Our lamps are made for those moments — not for showrooms, but for real life.
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