Moon Night Lights

A moon night light gives off a soft, soothing light that turns a room into a cosy cocoon, whether you are settling a baby or creating a relaxing atmosphere in the living room. Our selection brings together wall-mounted, tabletop and hanging models, with warm colour temperatures between 2,700 K and 3,000 K, ideal for not disrupting melatonin. Here you will find the model that suits your home, your needs and your budget.

Why choose a moon night light?

Beyond decoration, a moon night light meets three practical needs: helping you fall asleep, making night-time waking safer and dressing a wall or bedside table with a gentle object. Its warm light, below 3,000 kelvin, does not inhibit melatonin production, unlike cool white LEDs, which often exceed 5,000 K.

• Easier to fall asleep: the dimmed glow creates a reassuring ritual for children and adults alike, particularly useful for children aged 6 months to 5 years going through a fear-of-the-dark phase.
• Calmer night waking: a low brightness (usually between 5 and 50 lumens) lets you find your way without being dazzled, so without breaking the sleep cycle.
• Decorative atmosphere: round or crescent-shaped, the moon fits into a child's bedroom as easily as a minimalist or boho adult interior.
• Energy saving: most LED models use between 0.5 W and 5 W, a negligible amount of electricity over a year of nightly use.

If you are looking for a model that is easy to carry from room to room, take a look at our selection of portable rechargeable night lights, which complement a fixed moon night light perfectly.

How to choose your moon night light

The right model depends above all on who will use it and which room it will go in. Here are the four criteria that really guide the choice.

For a baby or child

For a child's bedroom, choose a model in food-grade silicone or BPA-free ABS, with warm light below 3,000 K and at least 8 hours of battery life to cover a full night. A touch function (tap to switch on or change brightness) is better suited than a conventional switch for children from 18 months.

• A soft, unbreakable material such as silicone, to withstand repeated drops.
• A colour temperature between 2,200 K and 3,000 K to respect sleep.
• A built-in timer (usually 15, 30 or 60 minutes) to limit how long the light stays on.
• No blue screen or flashing mode that overstimulates before bedtime.

Our range of kids' night lights brings together models specifically suited to little ones, with safety certifications compliant with the EN 60598-2-12 standard.

For an adult bedroom

In an adult bedroom, the moon night light plays a mainly decorative, mood-lighting role. Here you will want a cleaner design, premium materials (ceramic, frosted glass, light wood) and a larger diameter, usually between 15 and 30 cm, for a striking visual effect.

Brightness adjustable from 10 to 100% is invaluable for adapting the light to bedtime reading as well as to falling asleep. Models with a "sunrise" mode simulate gradually increasing light over 20 to 30 minutes, useful for a gentle wake-up.

Wall-mounted, tabletop or hanging?

The format determines how it is used and installed. Here is a comparison of the three main families available.

For wall mounting, allow a minimum distance of 60 cm between the moon and the mattress so that the light spreads evenly without creating a hot spot in your field of vision.

Power: batteries, USB or mains

The power source determines portability, battery life and running costs. Three options dominate today's market.

• USB-C rechargeable battery: the most versatile solution, with an average battery life of 8 to 30 hours depending on brightness, and a battery lifespan of around 500 charge cycles, or 2 to 3 years of daily use.
• AA or AAA batteries: handy for occasional use, but the cost of batteries adds up quickly with nightly use.
• Mains (plug-in): unlimited running time and light always available, ideal for fixed use near a socket. Our range of plug-in night lights brings together models that plug into a standard UK socket (220–240 V).

Our moon night lights by type

To help you find your way around the collection, here are the three main categories you will find in our product grid, each suited to a different use and style.

Wall-mounted moon night light

A wall-mounted moon night light turns a wall into a glowing decorative feature. The most refined models combine a textured face that mimics lunar craters (3D printing or moulding) with LED edge lighting for a "halo" effect. The weight remains moderate, usually between 200 g and 1.5 kg, which allows fixing with heavy-duty adhesive for lighter models or with screws for diameters over 25 cm.

• Diameter to suit the room: 15 to 20 cm for a reading nook, 25 to 40 cm above a double bed.
• Shallow depth (3 to 6 cm) so it does not get in the way.
• Remote control or touch wall control so you don't have to get up.

Tabletop moon night light

The tabletop format remains the most versatile: it moves easily between the bedside table, the desk and the living room. Touch-sensitive silicone models, popular for around a decade, offer up to 16 colour shades thanks to RGB colour changing, and charge fully in 2 to 3 hours via USB-C.

A non-slip base is essential if the moon is going in a child's bedroom, to stop it rolling off the bedside table during the night. Our selection of mushroom night lights offers an equally gentle alternative for little ones, with the same touch-light principle and silicone material.

Multicolour moon night light

Multicolour models feature an RGB LED offering between 7 and 16 colours, with an "auto cycle" mode that changes colour every 5 to 10 seconds. This type of night light is particularly popular with children from age 3, who enjoy choosing their colour before bed.

For sleep, stick with the fixed warm white mode: cool colours such as blue or green keep the brain alert and can delay falling asleep by 15 to 30 minutes, according to chronobiology studies.