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.
Signature$135
The original design that started Wooj. Undulating silhouette inspired by comb jellies of the Pacific Ocean, 3D-printed from bioplastic.
Signature$135
Collaboration with Christopher Merchant. Spiky, sea-urchin-like form in translucent PETG that casts dramatic light patterns.
Signature$150
Brutalist-inspired sculptural table lamp with a faceted, geometric texture. A bold counterpoint to Wooj's organic designs.
Signature$190
Tall, pleated shade with an accordion-like texture that diffuses light in warm, vertical columns. Available in translucent finishes.
$270
Wall-mounted sconce with a sunburst texture. Wooj's first foray into architectural lighting, hardwired installation.
$120
Collaboration with Analuisa Corrigan. Rounded, scooped form in pastel tones that creates a soft, diffused ambient glow.
$185
Japanese-inspired lantern form with a woven lattice texture. Part of Wooj's cultural studies series exploring global lighting traditions.
🇺🇸 US · $100-$400
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.
🇸🇪 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.
🇺🇸 US · $15-$150
Areaware believes the best design evokes good feelings. They create everyday objects for home, work, and play that are as fun as they are functional. Collaborating with independent designers, they produce artful pieces with a dose of humor, a bit of poetry, and unique stories.
🇩🇰 DK · $$
Raawii creates design with attitude, blending early 20th-century Cubism with Scandinavian simplicity. Founded on principles of 'modernism with heart,' the brand produces well-proportioned objects that challenge the status quo of design through curiosity, aiming to create enduring pieces with functional purpose and emotional resonance.
🇺🇸 US · $200-$3,000
Schoolhouse creates modern heirlooms by reimagining heritage forms through thoughtful design and honest materials. Founded on the discovery of vintage cast-iron glass shade molds, the brand honors traditional manufacturing while crafting pieces meant to be used, enjoyed, and passed down for generations.
🇺🇸 US · $$
Sophie Lou Jacobsen creates objects that enhance everyday rituals through form and function, believing that household items should be imbued with poetry and delight. Her work draws from classic Venetian glassmaking techniques and the fazzoletto (handkerchief) style, transforming mundane objects into playful, floral-inspired pieces that elevate the user experience.