Give the shape a little space.
The 9-inch-wide, 6-inch-tall body is small enough to sit beside furniture and distinct enough to be a feature of its own. Keep a little open floor around the curved shell so its silhouette reads clearly.
Work with a nearby surface.
A wall, curtain, or textured chair can give the light something to play against. Begin close to a surface, then move it outward in small steps to find the balance you like. Different materials will change the appearance of the surrounding glow.
Choose one visual conversation.
Pair Lolly with a single texture or object: a woven basket, a timber bed frame, or the edge of a rug. A simple arrangement lets the light do more of the visual work.
Match the setting to the seat.
Check the arrangement from the place you will actually sit. The view from a doorway can be quite different from the view at pillow height. Adjust placement and brightness together until the corner feels inviting.
Carry the feeling between rooms.
A pair can connect bedroom and living room; three can bring the same warm visual language to another favorite space. Each room can keep its own brightness while sharing the softly rounded form.