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Bright 1

Manufacturer: 
Artek

Price:

$735.00

Pros: If you desire maximum luminosity from a minimalist design, this one’s for you.

Who says design can’t do a body good? Bright 1 is certified for bright-light therapy—a treatment for insomnia, depression, and seasonal affective disorder—and will look much better in your living room than most therapeutic lamps on the market.

Cons: This. Lamp. Will. Get. Bright. It’s blinding at its highest setting. Use the dimmer switch to dial it down a notch.

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