The sparkling fireflies could be enthralling to watch, but you certainly wouldn’t want them breaching into your living space. What if I say you would? Well, Jon Hart has designed a night light that resembles a firefly. Christened as the “Firefly night light,” the lighting comes equipped with a small solar panel and a battery. All you have to do is attach your firefly to your window, let the solar panels harness solar energy and you are all set to enjoy a soft glow while you sleep. The firefly opens it wings when its head is pushed, allowing the lightbulb inside to illuminate with green energy.
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