Deep red alcove with a velvet lounge chair, arc floor lamp and a patterned kilim rug.

Process

The art of digital fabrication

Eachshadeisgrown,notmouldedaplant-basedpolymerlaiddowninhair-thinlayersoverhours,intogeometrynomouldcouldeverrelease.Nothingisprinteduntilsomeoneordersit.

Chapter 01

The first print

It started with one machine in a spare room, running through the night. The first shade took eleven hours and failed at hour ten — the second one didn't.

Wood-panelled sitting room with a cocoon pendant lamp and pale armchairs.
Chapter 02

Learning the material

Hundreds of test prints taught us what the polymer wants: how it curls, where it sags, the exact speed where layers fuse into something that feels grown.

Chrome dome lamp on a glass table beside stacked art books.
Chapter 03

Printed to order

Today every lamp is printed the week it's ordered, finished by hand, and lit before it ships — the same care, at the pace of a studio.

Glowing mushroom lamp on an oak shelf beside design books.
The result

Hours to print.Years to live with.

Every layer of the build ends the same way — with a lamp made for one order, one room, one switch-on at a time.

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