Light from corn - 3D printed plant-based polymer lamps with soft matte ceramic finish
Gantri pioneered digital manufacturing for designer lighting, using 3D printing to empower independent designers and make high-quality, small-batch designs accessible. Their on-demand production model eliminates inventory waste while enabling endless creative possibilities. Each piece is hand-assembled in their California factory, combining cutting-edge technology with artisanal craftsmanship.
Signature$248
A best-selling sculptural table lamp by Muka Design Lab featuring organic flowing forms and soft ambient light diffusion.
Signature$298
Award-winning task light designed by Ammunition. Winner of Time's Best Inventions 2020, featuring adjustable positioning and focused illumination.
Signature$248
Award-winning wall sconce from the Gio collection by Ammunition, featuring a distinctive swivel shade and warm ambient glow.
Signature$198
Elegant table lamp by Louis Filosa with classic cantilever geometry and curving forms that transform any space.
$198
Award-winning compact lamp by Temporal Studio with a smooth pebble-like form and soft diffused glow.
$448
Dramatic floor lamp by Viviana Degrandi featuring a fan-like diffuser that creates theatrical ambient lighting.
🇺🇸 US · $$
Wooj creates 3D-printed lighting and home objects from their Brooklyn studio, believing great design and ethical manufacturing should be accessible to everyone. Founded by Sean Kim during his Pratt graduate studies, the brand takes a form-first approach using robotics and bioplastics to produce organic, sculptural shapes inspired by nature -- from comb jellies to sand dunes -- that feel futuristic yet warm and inviting.
🇺🇸 US · $200-$3,000
Schoolhouse creates modern heirlooms by reimagining heritage forms through thoughtful design and honest materials. Founded on the discovery of vintage cast-iron glass shade molds, the brand honors traditional manufacturing while crafting pieces meant to be used, enjoyed, and passed down for generations.
🇮🇹 IT · $300-$5,000
Artemide's 'Human Light' philosophy centers on the relationship between light, space, and human experience. The brand believes lighting should enhance everyday wellbeing through emotional, psychological, and physiological engagement. Their approach combines Italian craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology, embodying 'subtraction as beauty' - giving more with less.
🇩🇰 DK · $300-$15,000+
Louis Poulsen believes form follows function, seeking not just to design lamps but to shape light itself. The company creates products that provide indirect, soft, and inviting lighting tailored to reflect and support the rhythm of natural light. Their deep-felt respect for architecture and understanding of the emotional effect of lighting guide every design.
🇸🇪 SE · $500-$3,000
Wastberg creates lighting that answers fundamental human needs, both physical and emotional. Founded on the manifesto 'Lamps for Neanderthal Man,' the brand believes in creating 'modern-day fires' - light that shines for us, not on us. Their philosophy balances advanced technology with the immeasurable aspects of good lighting: emotion, comfort, and well-being.
🇮🇹 IT · $300-$10,000+
Flos revolutionizes artificial lighting by seamlessly combining technology with emotion, integrating light into architecture while embracing a philosophy of 'less but better.' Founded in 1962, the company operates as a think tank where designers and management collaborate to create objects that are forms of expression, with as many stylistic interpretations as there are languages in the world.