Turns out unicorns aren’t too hard to find afterall...

...you just have to know where to look. Our go-to lookouts for observing one-horned mythical beasts include end tables, night stands, cubicles, and play rooms. But keep your eyes peeled, ‘cause you never know where you’ll spot a unicorn!

If you look closely, there’s a mythical creature somewhere in this picture.

A one-horned horse of a different color

Part of the magic of owning a Giant Unicorn Lamp is adjusting its color to suit your mood.

Make a room and your mood bright with a cheery yellow. Or are you feeling blue? The Unicorn Lamp can relate with a sympathetic shade of azure. And enjoy the lamp in its full royal majesty when you set it to purple. The Giant Unicorn Lamp illuminates itself in sixteen different shades of fun.

I spy with my little eye something red. No, wait orange. I mean yellow. Er, green. Make that teal...

Control the unicorn like magic!

The Giant Unicorn Lamp, like most magical creatures, has no buttons or switches on its body. Instead, you adjust its color with an included infrared remote control.

The wireless remote allows you to turn it on or off, adjust the brightness, choose one of sixteen colors, or select one of four different color-cycling modes: fast switch, slow switch, fast fade, and slow fade.

Your wish is its command.

That is one big lamp

The Giant Unicorn Lamp would be an awesome art piece if it were just a flat picture or a bas-relief shape. But luckily for everyone, it’s even more awesome, ‘cause this big boy looks magical from every angle.

Any way you look at it, this unicorn is cute and chubby and giant.

Jon and Joey take it for a test drive

Watch as members of the Vat19 video team explore the Giant Unicorn Lamp for the first time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question: How is it powered?

Answer: The Giant Unicorn Lamp plugs into wall outlets using the included AC adapter.

Question: What is the texture of the plastic?

Answer: Similar to the Unicorn Ambient Light, the Giant Unicorn Lamp’s surface is made from a rigid plastic with very little give.

Question: How bright is it? Will I be able to see in a dark room?

Answer: The LEDs are pretty bright, but the soft glow it emits is better suited as a mood lamp or nightlight than a room-illuminating light.