Add a magical touch to your baby girl’s room with the "Funa Baby Pink Princess Newborn Table Lamp," model V001. Thoughtfully designed to create a warm and serene atmosphere, this lamp seamlessly blends elegance with practicality, setting the standard for modern nursery decor. The soft baby pink color radiates gentle charm, making it the perfect choice for newborn princesses.
Technical
Specifications
- Brand: Funa
- Model: V001
- Color: Baby Pink
- Material: Durable high-quality plastic base with a soft fabric lampshade
- Light Source: Energy-saving LED bulb
- Dimensions: 20 × 15 × 15 cm
- Origin: China
- Voltage: 220V
- Convenient On/Off switch for easy operation
- Recommended Age: Newborns and above
Features
- Elegant princess-inspired design brings dreamy vibes to any nursery
- Safe, cool-touch LED lighting prevents overheating and eliminates risk for infants
- Stable, non-slip base ensures maximum safety
- Easy to assemble and operate, perfect for new moms
- Ideal size for bedside tables or nursery shelves
- Gentle illumination supports restful sleep and relaxation for babies
Use Cases
- Perfect for baby and newborn rooms
- Suitable for bedrooms, nurseries, or even small home offices
- Can be used as a comforting nightlight for peaceful sleep
- Makes a thoughtful gift for baby showers or newborn celebrations
Benefits
- Creates a soothing, comfortable environment for your child
- Promotes a sense of security for newborns
- Enhances the aesthetic appeal of any interior
- Protects baby’s eyes with safe, soft lighting
- Easy to clean and maintain
Care Instructions
- Wipe the base and fabric lampshade with a dry or slightly damp cloth
- Avoid using harsh chemicals or bleach
- Unplug the lamp before cleaning
- Keep out of reach of children during assembly or maintenance
- The "Funa Baby Pink Princess Newborn Table Lamp" model V001 is the ideal choice for mothers seeking safety and beauty in their child's room. Currently out of stock, but you can add it to your wishlist and be the first to get it when available again.
