Ocean Lamps: Sea Turtles, Orcas, Seahorses and Underwater Night Lights
Sea turtles gliding, an orca breaching, seahorses among the weed: our ocean lamps bring a calm underwater glow to a bedroom.
Key facts
- Ocean designs include sea turtles, an orca (killer whale), seahorses and a reef scene with shark, octopus and stingray.
- Underwater scenes suit children’s rooms, sea-themed bedrooms and gifts for divers, surfers and marine-life fans.
- All lamps are wooden, warm-LED lit, USB powered and safe to leave on overnight.

Which ocean lamps are there?
Four underwater scenes:
- Sea Turtles Ocean: turtles gliding over the reef
- Orca Killer Whale: the ocean’s great black-and-white hunter
- Seahorse Ocean: delicate seahorses among sea grass
- Ocean Reef: shark, octopus, seahorse and stingray together
Are ocean night lights good for kids?
Yes. Underwater scenes are calming, and sea animals are a favourite at the age when children start collecting facts. The Cute Turtle is the gentlest choice for toddlers. Follow the usual rules: warm, dim, across the room, cable out of reach (see our kids’ night light guide).
Who else would love an ocean lamp?
Divers, surfers, sailors, aquarium regulars, and anyone who grew up by the coast. A sea turtle or orca lamp is a thoughtful gift for a marine-biology student or a holiday reminder for a friend who loves the sea.
Where should an ocean lamp go?
A bedroom, landing or a sea-themed playroom. Like all our lamps it is real wood, so keep it away from steam and damp (not in a bathroom). See caring for a wooden lamp.
Featured Wooden Lamps
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you make a sea turtle lamp?
Direct Answer: Yes: the Sea Turtles Ocean lantern and the Cute Turtle lamp.
Is there an orca lamp?
Direct Answer: Yes: the Orca Killer Whale night lamp lantern.
Can an ocean lamp go in a bathroom?
Direct Answer: No. It is natural wood, so keep it away from steam; a landing or bedroom is ideal.
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