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This 'tulip lamp' looks like an actual fresh bouquet of flowers — and TikTok is obsessed

Moriba Cummings
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If the tulip is your favorite flower, you know they will die quickly. Now, there’s a way to keep them around for as long as you’d like while adding to your home decor.

Currently, this viral tulip lamp has TikTok users obsessed. This potted “bouquet” comes with three tulips that give off ambient light for the perfect glow that looks gorgeous on any side table or nightstand.

Amazon

LED Tulip Lamp Bouquet With 3 Heads and Ceramic Vase

$20$25Save $5
This adorable tulip lamp comes in five petal colors (white, pink, orange, lemon yellow and blue) in a white ceramic vase.
$20 at Amazon

Shoppers love that it’s battery-operated, so you don’t have to place it near an outlet. One Amazon reviewer who purchased the blue tulip lamp said it’s the perfect size for her small office space.

“I love the color and it’s nice and dim just like I wanted,” she wrote before pointing out that it comes with a complimentary battery.

Another impressed shopper said it creates the perfect romantic evening vibe in any space.

Credit: Amazon
Credit: Amazon

TikTok user @marysvideodiary also did an unboxing, showing the tulip lamp’s packaging.

“I’m in love with this lamp,” she wrote in the caption.

Snag the viral and affordable Padom LED Tulip Lamp to add some warmth to your space.

Amazon

LED Tulip Lamp Bouquet With 3 Heads and Ceramic Vase

$20$25Save $5
This adorable tulip lamp comes in five petal colors (white, pink, orange, lemon yellow and blue) in a white ceramic vase.
$20 at Amazon

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