3D print catalogue · lamps and printed parts
Organic table lamps for calm, Japandi and Scandinavian rooms
Rounded shades, flower buds, leaves and root-like bases bring softer lines beside straight furniture. Compare a compact bedside accent with a more open sculptural design, keeping the actual display space and order scope in view.
All organic table lamps

Blob: organic table lamp with open base
€143.99 incl. VAT
Milo: compact bedside table lamp
€143.99 incl. VAT
Amy: sculptural ribbed table lamp
€143.99 incl. VAT
Orbe: round spiral table lamp
€131.89 incl. VAT
Bud: Japandi bud table lamp
€143.99 incl. VAT
Coral Cascade: Scandinavian ribbed table lamp
€143.99 incl. VAT
Miriad: organic table lamp with open base
€143.99 incl. VAT
Root: table lamp with branching base
€143.99 incl. VAT
Verdant: table lamp with leaf shaped base
€143.99 incl. VAT
Noir: minimalist conical table lamp
€143.99 incl. VAT
Suiteki: water ripple table lamp
€143.99 incl. VAT
Lara: sculptural slatted table lamp
€143.99 incl. VAT
Sophie: round lantern table lamp
€143.99 incl. VAT
Lilo: ribbed table lamp with twisted base
€143.99 incl. VAT
Onda: round table lamp with wavy base
€127.05 incl. VAT
Twisted Cream: twisted ribbed table lamp
€131.89 incl. VAT
Pine Glow: pine cone table lamp
€131.89 incl. VAT
Neuro: root shaped lamp base set
€66.55 incl. VAT
Lumen Bloom: flower shaped lampshade set
€59.29 incl. VAT
Vertex: open lamp base and shade set
€78.65 incl. VAT
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Match the form to the room
Milo offers a simple rounded shade; Amy, Onda and Twisted Cream provide a fuller silhouette. Bud uses a flower-bud form, Coral Cascade emphasises straight ribs and Miriad adds an open sculptural base.
Root and Verdant make the base itself a visible motif. Neuro branches low like roots, while Vertex uses a taller open stem. Leave a clear background behind those openings so the shape can be seen.
Natural-looking shape, printed material
The organic character comes from geometry and colour; these are printed designs rather than wood or ceramic lamps. Choose related muted tones for a restrained arrangement, or use a contrasting base to emphasise its structure.
Check the product's order palette and scope before choosing a colour split. A complete lamp and a printed shade/base set differ in included electrical parts, and a particular multi-colour finish may require a separate request.
Colour, shape and placement guides
The model guides connect styling choices with the real shape, display space and selected version.
- How tall should a table lamp be? on Blob
- What should I check for a bedside table lamp? on Milo
- Should a sideboard have one lamp or a pair? on Amy
- What should I check before putting Orbe on a windowsill? on Orbe
- What makes a table lamp suit Japandi interiors? on Bud
- What lamp works in a Scandinavian-style room? on Coral Cascade
- How does an organic table lamp fit a wabi-sabi room? on Miriad
- Which colour combinations work for a shade and base? on Root
- How do I choose a green table lamp for my room? on Verdant
- Reading lamp or ambient lamp: what belongs beside the sofa? on Noir
- How can a table lamp work in a hallway? on Suiteki
- Where does a small sculptural table lamp work best? on Lara
- Can a table lamp replace my desk task light? on Sophie
- How do I style an organic lamp in a minimal room? on Lilo
- How do I combine different lamps in one room? on Onda
- Cream, beige or white: which lamp colour should I choose? on Twisted Cream
- How can a table lamp add autumn and winter atmosphere? on Pine Glow
- How do I emphasise Neuro's open root-shaped base? on Neuro
- Where should I display Lumen Bloom's flower-like shade? on Lumen Bloom
- How does Vertex differ from Neuro? on Vertex
