How it works
Three steps. Then look up.
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Plug in
Into any USB port — a charger, a power bank or a laptop.
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Aim
Bend the stem until the lens points where you want it.
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Look up
Snow, stars and little trees, right across the ceiling.
No batteries, no app and no Wi‑Fi. Turn the main light off and it does the rest.
The designs
Six ways to light one room.
Snowflakes
Drifting flakes in several sizes, edge to edge.
Stars
Scattered points of warm light across the ceiling.
Fir trees
Small simple trees among the flakes.
And more
Further festive designs, so one room can look different each night.
Like any projector it wants a dim room — turn the main light off and these come up properly.
Why it stays out all December
Decorating that takes ten seconds.
Most Christmas decorating is a job. Boxes down from the loft, lights untangled, half the string dead, an afternoon gone. This is a plug and a lens. It goes up in the time it takes to find a socket, and it comes down just as fast.
No tools
Nothing to mount, nail or hang.
No batteries
It runs off the USB port it is plugged into.
No mess
Nothing to untangle and nothing to sweep up.
Packs away small
Back in a drawer in January.
Questions, answered.
No. It runs from a USB port — a phone charger, a power bank, a laptop or a USB wall socket.
The closer it sits to a surface, the smaller and sharper the pattern; the further back, the wider and softer. On a bedside table pointed at the ceiling it reaches across most of a bedroom.
Yes. There is more than one design, so the room does not have to look the same every night.
Not well. Like any projector it needs the room dim. Turn the main light off and it comes into its own.
Anywhere with a USB socket and something to point at — a bedside table, a shelf, a desk, a mantelpiece or a windowsill. The stem bends, so the angle is up to you.
No. It does not connect to anything. Plug it in and it works.
Orders leave local warehouses in the UK and US and arrive in 7–10 days. We do not hold stock overseas, so order with that window in mind rather than leaving it to the last week.
Turn the lights off and look up.
A whole ceiling of snow, stars and little trees, from one USB plug.
Bring Christmas home