When it comes to interior design, my biggest challenge is finding a way to integrate technology into my home's decor without it looking like an eyesore. And just like some of the best Bluetooth speakers around, I wanted something that looked stylish as well as sounding awesome.
That’s why I was excited to see IKEA’s new KULGLASS Bluetooth speaker lamp for $129. Not only is it a chic way to combine soft lighting and sound, but it will literally blend in with any room style.
What’s more, this 2-in-1 lamp features an eye-catching design and comes in two bold colors — red, brown/pink, and dark green, to add a pop of color. Here’s why I can’t wait to pick one up.
Why I’ll be picking up this IKEA KULGLASS speaker lamp
There’s much to like about this KULGLASS Bluetooth speaker lamp. Aesthetically, this is the perfect way to disguise a ‘boxy’ or boring speaker within your decorative lighting scheme. And if you’re already lacking room on your table or bookshelf for both items, this is the ideal space-saver. I also love its chic, colorful design, especially its glass swirl-shaped shade and curved base.
Sound-wise, it features a multi-speaker mode that allows you to connect a pair or with any of IKEA’s other Bluetooth speakers with this feature. What’s more, these speakers come with Spotify Tap so you can listen to your favourite tunes or podcasts all over the house. Plus, it’s a fun way to get the party started if you’re hosting a gathering — nobody will even notice the speakers are there. What a design dream.
Given its reasonable price of just $129, I had expected it to cost so much more. Its bargain price tag is certainly a good deal when you consider the 2-in-1 versatility you're getting. So if you want an excellent speaker light that blends seamlessly into your decor, the KULGLASS Bluetooth speaker lamp is an affordable option.
Check out the rest of IKEA’s Bluetooth speaker lamp range here.
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