The Bellhop LED table lamp from Flos is a design by E. Barber & J. Osgerby and was originally intended to light the tables in the restaurant of the London Design Museum, which reopened in 2016. The slim lamp is made of polycarbonate in the shape of a mushroom with a cylinder base and a curved lampshade that directs the light downwards, providing indirect, glare-free lighting.

To keep the luminaire as flexible as possible, it has been designed to be cordless and rechargeable, so that it can be used in the desired location as needed – whether indoors or outdoors. For this purpose the Bellhop is equipped with a rechargeable battery that promises a runtime of max. 24 hours after charging via micro USB. The battery status can be read at any time on a display under the base.

On the base there is a button for switching on as well as dimming the light. Thus, the light intensity can be regulated in four stages, so that the right light can always be selected according to mood and need – whether for work or relaxation.