The possibilities of 3D printing have forever changed the way furniture, fixtures and accessories are created, including many 3D-printed lamps. The Martian Globe was recently introduced on Kickstarter as a unique new illuminator that accurately resembles Mars.
While children's bedrooms are often decorated with decals and decor inspired by the planets of the solar system, The Martian Globe sets itself apart as a bedroom accessory that is topographically accurate. To make the design, the lamp's creators turned to the data that was collected by the MOLA instrument on NASA's Mars Global Surveyor spacecraft. As such, the globe has unique mountains, craters and canyons that can be discovered, which can also be seen when referencing Mars with Google Earth.
The 3D-printed illuminator lights up in six different colors, including the classic red of the Red Planet.
What's Driving This Trend
- 3d-printed Lamps
- Creating lamps through 3D printing allows for unique and accurate designs.
- Topographical Accuracy
- The use of topographical data in lamp designs provides a visually compelling experience for consumers.
- Planetary Decor
- Decor inspired by planets offers a unique and engaging aesthetic for interior design.
Who This Affects Most
- Furniture and Home Accessories
- The furniture and home accessories industry can embrace 3D printing technology to create innovative and customizable products.
- Space Exploration
- The space exploration industry can capitalize on the use of topographical data to create educational and immersive experiences.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can incorporate planetary decor to create visually striking and engaging spaces.
