How I Built Wifi Controlled LED Wall Lamps

These simple LED wall lamps were a fun project to add some unique lighting to my new room! Each lamp takes only a few hours to make and they’re so cheap (about $20) that I’m going to be making more to fill my room. They look so clean and the reflection of the LEDs on the ceiling gives it an extra pop I haven’t seen from other DIY lamp designs.
These Lamps are powered using WLED which has so many amazing features. It has an app I can use on my iPhone to change colors, animations, brightness, speed, and many other settings. I can save my favorites as presets, sync my lamps together, and even set up sound reactive animations (Google LEDFX).
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