Nanoleaf Shapes Hexagons
The design statement — modular light panels you arrange into glowing wall art
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ Modular hexagon panels link into custom shapes
- ✓ Vibrant scenes, music sync and touch control
- ✓ Expandable with additional panels
- ✓ Works with Alexa, Google, HomeKit and Matter
Our take
Nanoleaf Shapes are less about lighting a room and more about making a wall the centrepiece: the hexagons snap together into any layout, the scenes and music-sync are genuinely fun, and touch control is a nice touch. They're accent lighting rather than everyday bulbs and the app can be fiddly, but nothing else looks like this.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Striking, customisable wall art
- + Fun scenes and music sync
- + Modular and expandable
- + Broad platform support
Cons
- − Accent lighting, not room lighting
- − Pricey per lumen
- − App can be fiddly
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