Flower Lamp

Flower Lamp is a table lamp that embodies my passion for nature and the simple, pure beauty of flowers. The design features a corolla made up of eight petals, each carved with lines reminiscent of the veins of leaves, casting a welcoming light that, depending on the choice of bulb, can recreate the intimacy of an evening garden. The base of the lamp is customizable, allowing it to be adapted to personal preferences and harmoniously integrated into any home environment. At the center of the corolla, there is a holder for an E14 LED bulb; the Flower Lamp is not just a design object, but a statement: technology and art can coexist, respecting the world around us and enriching it with beauty directly inspired by nature itself. To create the Flower Lamp, you will need a screw holder for E14 bulbs (use LED bulbs exclusively) with a power cord. Materials: PLA+ How to print it: Nozzle 0.4 For the base and lid, use 100% rectilinear infill, monotonic pattern, 0.2 layers. Import the base into the slicer, divide it into parts, and assign the colors you want. For the stems (8 pcs), use 15% rectilinear infill, 0.8/0.1 layers, enable supports from the build plate. For the petals (8 pcs), use 100% rectilinear infill, monotonic pattern, 0.2 layers. Have fun playing with colors and creating patterns by changing colors at mid-height. Optional: The project includes an STL to print the ring to fix the bulb holder to the base; for example, you might want to choose a personal color that matches the color chosen for the central part of the corolla.