Aoraglow
- Makes a plain wall the spotlight
- Looks wired in. Just plugs in.
- Comes on at dusk, off at dawn
We're almost sold out, and won't be back in stock until after the holidays.
Your most boring wall, after dark.
Here’s what it does to a room once the sun goes down.
A beam up, a pool down.
One clean beam climbs the wall and a soft pool settles under it. That shape is why it reads as a fixture and not a night light.
Bright for the hallway, dim for the wine.
Slide it up to light the way through, slide it down to set the mood after dinner. The overheads stay off.
Set it once. Forget it.
It comes on as the daylight fades and goes off at sunrise. No switch, no timer, no app.
Rotates 180°
Angle the glow however you want it. Turn the head by hand and the beams follow, no tools needed.
- Frame your wall artAngle it onto a painting or picture frames.
- Light down a hallwayTurn it sideways and the beams run down the wall.
- Aim around shelves and plantsTurn the beams so they clear a shelf, a plant or a door frame.
- Switch it up anytimeA new look for the holidays, no tools needed.
The best thing in the house, from an outlet.
Guests ask where you found it, then who installed it. Nobody did. Each Aoraglow pushes into a standard outlet and throws a crisp beam up the wall and a soft pool of light down, so the plainest wall in the house looks lit on purpose.
A spotlight on every wall
One beam up, one pool down. The wall you walk past every night becomes the part of the room people comment on.
Looks like a premium fixture
Matte black or soft white with clear domed lenses, flush to the wall. Two either side of an entryway bench read as sconces someone wired in. It uses one socket and leaves the other free.
Easy on your light bill
It runs on LED, so it can glow from dusk to dawn every night and barely show up on your bill.
Per light, glowing 12 hours a night at $0.23 per kWh. Your rate, hours and brightness change it.




Wherever your home goes dark at night.
The hallway you cross in the dark. The landing nobody ever lit. The corner of the living room that disappears after dinner. Put a few around the house and the overheads can stay off from dinner to bedtime.






Questions, answered
Give your plainest wall a job.
Plug one in tonight. If it isn’t the best thing in the house by the weekend, send it back within 60 days for a full refund.





