The Micro and the Iris can also cycle through their entire colour palette, adding a hint of psychedelia to proceedings.
They're pretty nifty looking. The Micro is a small round white globe with a flat base. Its pretty, yet unobtrusive design should have wide appeal. Also a globe, the Iris is crafted out of a dark transparent perspex finish reminiscent of a prop from Space: 1999.
If that's the good, what's the not so good?
Even though either model will set you back a fair wedge of cash, the single biggest bugbear for many will be brightness, or the lack of it. Belting out about 120 Lumens, they're about as bright as a conventional 15 watt bulb.
This said, both appear to have been designed as accent lights, so room filling brightness isn't what they're about. I can however confirm that the Iris also did a passable job as a reading lamp (it can also crank out white light).
Adding some atmosphere to a room, be it a cool sophisticated blue or a warm autumn accent is dead easy with both the Iris and the Micro LivingColors lamps.