The Cloud Lamp Creates A Thunderstorm Inside Your Bedroom, And It’s The Coolest Thing Ever

There’s something oddly soothing about thunderstorms, especially when combined with the soft glow of a cloud lamp.

The sound of rain and distant thunder often makes it difficult to leave the comfort of your bed, transforming the idea of getting up for work into a daunting task. This natural desire to stay cozy during a storm has led to the creation of a unique experience—a bedroom thunderstorm brought to life by Richard Clarkson Studio’s innovative design.

To capitalize on sleepless nights and the calming effect of a thunderstorm, Richard Clarkson Studio introduced the cloud lamp, a real cloud-like fixture that transforms your bedroom into a personal thunderstorm haven.

Cloud Lamp

According to Clarkson, “The Cloud is an interactive lamp and speaker system, designed to mimic a thundercloud in both appearance and entertainment.” This unique piece of technology uses motion sensors to detect a user’s presence, triggering a personalized lightning and thunder show that responds to their movements.

The cloud lamp is equipped with advanced features, including full motion sensors, microphones, and a high-quality speaker system. These components allow users to control the cloud’s sounds and adjust its sensitivity to surrounding activities.

Crafted from hypoallergenic fiberfill, the cloud lamp also includes nightlight and music-reactive modes, making it not just a light source but an immersive experience that combines the tranquility of a thunderstorm with the comfort of your own bed.

You can control your cloud using a wireless remote

“The system features a powerful speaker system from which the user can stream music via any Bluetooth-compatible device. Using color-changing lights the cloud can adapt to the desired lighting color and brightness. The cloud also has alternative modes such as a nightlight and music reactive mode.”

The Cloud Lamps come in three different sizes. Small, medium, or Large

There is even a Rainbow version

According to Clarkson, “The Interactive Cloud is all about celebrating sound and light. The four different sound reactive modes utilize professional hardware with ‘sound to light’ software algorithms that rival high-tech stage production. The result is a light show worthy of your music.”

Prices for the interactive cloud lamp start at $760 here. But if that’s out of your budget you can check out these more affordable cloud lamps on Amazon! Make sure to give this a share on Facebook before you go!

More info: Richard Clarkson