A Flat Pack Floor Lamp Made of Wood + 3D-Printed Parts

Combining wood and 3D printed components, student Rowan Jackman’s Kit lamp is a convenient, flat pack design that merges high tech 3D printing with the traditional aspects of woodworking techniques. The result is a clever LED floor lamp that requires no adhesives or additional hardware.

The kit features 3D printed stainless steel components that join the white ash wood pieces together. The lamp is outfitted with a dimmable LED light that lets you control the amount of light it emits.

For more information, contact Rowan Jackman at [email protected].

Photos by Paddy Foss.

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