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Weight lamp: light gets 3D printed

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Weight lamp: light gets 3D printed

The Weight lamp, a creation by designer Sam Gwilt certainly is a play on the word “Light” as it creates an optical illusion of being heavy.

The design describes a light orb flawlessly descending onto the platform and naturally deforming it by its weight.

In 2018, Sam launched his own YouTube channel  Sam_Does_Design. A thorough platform to share his design processes, educating his audience through tutorials and portfolio reviews.

After Sam_Does_Design was established, Sam was approached by Gantri.

The online platform provides emerging designers with the production support needed to transform a concept into a real product and sell it to consumers.

The Weight is a 3D-printed state of the art and radical lamp, made from a simple corn-based polymer.

The Weight lamp is available in 3 colors, exploring different materials and surfaces – carbon, fog, and sand. All painted with a finish commonly found on luxury yachts.

Its compact size makes this lamp a perfect source of 360-degree soft ambient light suitable for modern interior spaces.

 

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