Stockholm-based design studio Crème Atelier introduces the new Portable Soft Serve Lamp, which was originally inspired by the founders' home renovation process. The couple and creative duo form a whimsical structure similar to the look of a meringue. All of the lamps are made to order and manufactured in Sweden on demand, made from 3D printing processes.
It requires six hours to complete from the beginning to the end product. As a result, it has a swirled structure that is crafted using bioplastic materials which takes rPLA filaments collected from corn search and other food packaging which has been recycled from Holland's waste stream. A fusion of 11 saccharine colorways complete the lamp six of which have a white top and colorful bases.
Image Credit: Crème Atelier
What's Driving This Trend
- Sustainable 3d-printed Decor
- The use of bioplastic materials and 3D printing processes to create home decor items like lamps presents an eco-friendly alternative to traditional manufacturing methods.
- Personalized Home Accessories
- Made-to-order and on-demand manufacturing enable consumers to have bespoke and customizable products that meet their specific stylistic preferences.
- Whimsical Design Aesthetics
- Designs that resemble playful and whimsical forms, such as a meringue or soft serve ice cream, add a touch of creativity and uniqueness to everyday household items.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Innovative design studios are pushing the boundaries of traditional home decor with custom 3D-printed pieces.
- Sustainable Manufacturing
- The production of items using recycled bioplastic materials is gaining traction in industries focused on reducing environmental impact.
- Personalization Technology
- The trend of on-demand, made-to-order products aligns with consumer desires for personalized and unique home goods.
