3D-Printed Mood Lamps

Aleš Boem Designs the Orbyt Lamp Which Seems to Defy Gravity

Aleš Boem designed the Orbyt lamp, which is a functional piece of artwork. It looks like it is suspended in the air as the glowing disc is held by a slender arc rooted to a grounded cube. The lamp lightly hovers and seems to defy gravity as a whole. The Orbyt was born based on a familiar concept, which is inspired by IKEA's Strimsäv cabinet lamp.

This is often hidden away, and the Orbyt takes the simple light with geometric shapes and paths. Notably, the lamp is designed for home 3D printing -- this encourages a close relationship with light at home. The disc in the middle smoothly rotates to direct the light where it is needed.

Image Credit: Aleš Boem

Floating Design Aesthetics
Design elements that create the illusion of levitation can redefine interior aesthetics, offering consumers new visual experiences.
Home 3D Printing Applications
Advancements in home 3D printing technology allow consumers to customize and produce innovative home decor like mood lamps.
Interactive Lighting Solutions
Lighting fixtures that offer dynamic interaction, such as rotating light discs, provide users with adaptive and multifunctional home lighting.

Where This Applies

Home Decor
The home decor industry is embracing innovative designs like floating mood lamps to meet consumer demands for futuristic aesthetics.
3D Printing
The growing adoption of 3D printing for personal use is transforming how everyday items like lamps are designed and manufactured.
Smart Home Technology
Smart home technology is integrating advanced lighting systems that enhance ambiance and functionality within residential spaces.
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