Bunny Lamp

A rabbit rendered as a light source: soft rounded body, upright ears, the sort of shape that reads as a bunny from across a dim room. Animal lamps have been a nursery staple for decades, and the rabbit is the one that gets chosen most often because the silhouette is friendly without being babyish. This is a piece for a bedside table, a low shelf in a child's room or a windowsill in a hallway that needs something gentler than the ceiling light. It is small enough to be the last light switched off at night and characterful enough to look deliberate during the day, when it simply becomes an ornament with ears. It makes an obvious gift for a new baby, and it is a popular print for anyone building out a themed room.