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Nanoleaf Shapes - Hexagons Starter Pack (15 Panels)
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Nanoleaf Shapes - Hexagons Starter Pack (15 Panels)
The Nanoleaf Shapes - Hexagons Starter Pack (15 Panels) elevate the concept of smart lighting into a creative journey of design. A combination of smart technology and sleek ultra-thin design, the modular LED light panels open limitless possibilities for you to explore, create, and play. Transform your space with multi-sensory experiences like touch interactions, real-time music sync, screen mirror, and more. Customise and create your own Scenes and Playlists in the Nanoleaf App. To install, simply mount to the wall with the included no-drill Mounting Tape. Hexagons are designed with Connect+ technology to work with future shapes, offering limitless lighting, design and IoT possibilities for your smart home decor.
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Nanoleaf Shapes - Hexagons Starter Pack (15 Panels)
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