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3D-printed mushroom lamps in your colours

Start with the mushroom shape you like: a broad cap over a smaller stem. These seven designs vary in rib pattern, cap height and how open the stem appears. Compare the complete lamp and choose its colours on the product page.

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Open gills, flowing ribs or a taller stem

Amanita has open gills under a broad cap. Groove uses a compact bell shape with vertical grooves. Hongo joins cap and base in a continuous ribbed outline; Hongo Twist turns those ribs into a spiral.

Rippled Mushroom and Rippled Twist have broad low caps above rounded bases. Enoki places its twisting cap above a tall open stem. Compare the silhouette from the angle where it will stand, with room for the cap and cable.

Choosing colours and a place

A related cap-and-stem colour pair creates a quieter outline; contrast makes the two parts more distinct. Filament colour also changes the appearance of the lit shade. Source images show examples rather than measured output for every colour.

Measure the clear width, depth and height of your bedside surface, shelf or sideboard. The product pages explain the selected version, price and ordering conditions. These complete fixed-price lamps are supplied dimmable with their electrical parts.

Mushroom lamp buying guide

Each design answers a different question about shape, sizing, colour or choosing a lamp as a gift.

  1. What defines a mushroom lamp? on Amanita
  2. What should I consider when giving a mushroom lamp as a gift? on Rippled Mushroom
  3. How does a mushroom lampshade distribute light? on Hongo
  4. What size mushroom lamp fits a shelf or sideboard? on Hongo Twist
  5. How do I choose cap and stem colours for a mushroom lamp? on Groove
  6. Why do mushroom lamp prices differ? on Rippled Twist
  7. How do I style a mushroom lamp in my room? on Enoki

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