Schylling's LAVA Brand Motion Lamp Shines On

Invented in 1963 by Edward Craven Walker after being inspired by an egg timer, his invention quickly found its way into the mainstream with its mesmerizing flow and groovy ambient lighting. LAVA Lamp proudly holds registered trademark status for both name and iconic shape, owned by Schylling Inc, world wide. 

The brand is distinctively recognized across generations, underlining its widespread cultural significance and unmatched appeal.

More than just ambient lighting, LAVA brand motion lamps are a beacon of self-expression. The lamps have a timeless appeal, offering an everlasting aesthetic and stress-relieving experience all blended up with a touch of nostalgia. In the digital proliferation of our day-to-day lives, the analog simplicity of LAVA is a soothing retreat.

The LAVA Lamp made its first TV appearance on Dr. Who in the 1960s, and it is still commonly featured in everything from print advertising to movies and TV. Some relatively recent LAVA Lamp cameos include: The Vow, Rick and Morty, Shark Tale, Heartland, The Barbie Movie, Storage Wars, and Workin' Moms. There have also been a number of collaborations with LAVA Lamp, such as American Girl, NIKE, Bob Marley, The Beatles, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, and Demon Slayer.
What's Next for LAVA Lamp?

Schylling has expanded the essence of the LAVA brand into new products like LAVA® Instant Slime and Make-Your-Own LAVA Lamp. The company focuses on a commitment to quality while exploring new collaborations and technologies.