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Luminark 2.0 Collection
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All 36 STL lamp designs, assembly & printing guides, email support.
$42.00
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Everything in Personal plus the right to print and sell physical Luminark 2.0 lamps.
$109.00
Luminark 2.0 is a collection of 36 all-new architectural 3D-printable lamp designs. World monuments, natural forms, sacred geometry, deep space, and futuristic concepts — across six themed series. Each lamp turns a standard LED into intricate light patterns.
Print on any consumer FDM or resin printer — Bambu, Prusa, Ender, Voron, Elegoo, Anycubic and most others. Designed to print clean without support material.
No wiring, no electronics knowledge required. Just print, drop in any LED, switch on. Funded by 227 backers on Kickstarter. Lifetime updates included.
36 world-inspired lamps. One print-once base.
Luminark 2.0 is the next chapter of our print-once, swap-forever lamp system. One sturdy base, 36 brand-new architectural shades drawn from the wonders of the world: monuments, natural forms, sacred geometry, deep space, and futuristic concepts. Drop in an IKEA LED puck or any E27 bulb, switch on, and watch your room transform.
★★★★★Backer-loved227 Kickstarter backersKickstarter "Project We Love"36 designs · FDM + resin
227
Kickstarter backers
36
All-new lamp designs
FDM+Resin
Compatible
No wiring
Any LED works
Can you actually print these? Yes — even at zero electronics skill.
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No wiring
Drop in an IKEA LED puck or any E27 screw-in bulb. Switch on. Done.
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Print-tested first
Every lamp printed on real consumer printers before release — real settings, not guesswork.
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FDM or resin, your choice
Print on Ender, Bambu, Prusa, Elegoo, Anycubic, Phrozen. Tested across all.
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Print one base, swap 36 shades
One sturdy base; every shade clicks on. No reprinting heavy lamp bodies.
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Smart-bulb ready
Shades fit a standard E27 base for smart bulbs (Hue, WiZ, Tuya).
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Desk or floor
The same base sits on a desk or clips to a tall stand for a floor lamp.
Meet the 36 lamps.
Each Luminark 2.0 shade borrows its shape from something real — a world monument, a natural wonder, a pattern hidden in math, or a dream of the future. All 36 lamps are grouped into six easy series so you can jump straight to the style that fits your mood.
Architectural Series
Wonders of human engineering, reimagined as light
Alhambra
Moorish palace of Granada; intricate Islamic latticework and horseshoe arches cast lacy shadows.
Mont Saint-Michel
The island abbey of Normandy rising in tiers out of its tidal bay.
Hagia Sophia
Istanbul's great domed basilica-mosque, cascading half-domes and arched windows.
Château de Chambord
French Renaissance château crowned with a forest of turrets and chimneys.
Chichen Itza
The Maya step-pyramid of El Castillo, terraced up to its temple crown.
Sydney Opera House
The sail-shelled icon of Sydney Harbour, soaring curved vaults.
Nature Series
Forms shaped by earth, water, and living things
Canyon Strata
Layered desert rock walls glowing through bands of ancient sediment.
Dune Ripple Column
Wind-carved sand ripples wrapped softly around a column.
Kelp Ribbon Spiral
Underwater kelp blades twisting slowly upward in a spiral.
Coral Cathedral
Reef-like branching coral that arches like a vaulted nave.
Mushroom Gill Dome
A capped dome lined underneath with delicate radiating gills.
Lotus Bloom
Layered lotus petals opening around a warm glowing core.
Geometry & Math Series
Forms that exist because the math says so
Sierpinski Bloom
A fractal triangle pattern that repeats into ever-finer detail.
Cellular Gradient
A Voronoi cell mesh shifting from tight cells to open ones.
Klein Window
Inspired by the Klein bottle, a surface that folds through itself.
Geodesic Facet
A faceted geodesic sphere of triangles and pentagons.
Isometric Weave
An interlocking isometric lattice woven in three directions.
Penrose Star
Five-fold Penrose tiling that fits perfectly yet never repeats.
Sacred Symbol Series
Patterns meditated on across cultures for centuries
Yantra Grid
Interlocking triangles of the Sri Yantra meditation diagram.
Endless Knot
The Buddhist endless knot, a single unbroken looping line.
Labyrinth of Light
One winding path coiling steadily inward to the center.
Celtic Knot
Woven Celtic strapwork with no beginning and no end.
Sun Temple Pattern
Radiating temple ornament fanning out like rays of the sun.
Mandala Vault
A domed mandala of concentric symmetry overhead.
Space Series
Phenomena from beyond our atmosphere
Lunar Topography
The Moon's cratered surface mapped across the shade.
Constellation Sky Map
A star chart of constellations pierced as points of light.
Aurora Ribbon
Rippling curtains of northern-lights aurora frozen mid-dance.
Eclipse Corona
The glowing corona ring of a total solar eclipse.
Meteor Shower
Streaking meteor trails raining across the form.
Saturn Ring
The ringed planet, light spilling warmly through its bands.
Futuristic Series
Sci-fi concepts and the science of tomorrow
Cryo Chamber
A frosted sci-fi stasis pod humming with cold inner light.
AI Core
A pulsing neural core at the heart of a thinking machine.
Mecha Iris
A mechanical aperture iris that seems to open around the bulb.
Nanotech Swarm
A swarm of nanobots caught frozen mid-formation.
Orbital Habitat Ring
A rotating space-station ring built for living in orbit.
Quantum Lattice
A crystalline lattice of quantum nodes and glowing links.
How it works
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Print the base once
One sturdy base works with every shade. Print it overnight.
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Pick a shade
Browse 36 designs across 6 series. Print whichever fits your mood.
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Drop in an LED
IKEA puck LED for a quick glow, or any E27 smart bulb. No wiring.
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Switch and swap
Change shades in seconds. Tabletop or floor stand. Your light, your mood.
A note from the team
Luminark 1 sold out the world's monuments. So we built 36 more.
After Luminark 1, backers kept asking for the lamps that didn't make the cut — the Alhambra, Hagia Sophia, Saturn, a glowing mushroom dome. Luminark 2.0 is that wishlist, finished: 36 all-new shades across architecture, nature, geometry, sacred symbols, space, and the future.
227 backers funded Luminark 2.0 on Kickstarter and helped us dial in every print. Every order pays for design work that's already done. The files are yours forever, with lifetime updates included.
The Creative3DP team · designers, makers, the people who reply to your emails
Quick questions
What printer do I need?
Any consumer FDM (Bambu, Prusa, Creality, Voron, Ender) or resin printer (Elegoo, Anycubic, Phrozen). A build volume of at least 220 × 220 × 200mm gives you the most size options.
How much does each lamp cost to print?
About $2–$4 in filament per lamp at default scale. Resin is roughly the same. The main cost is print time (8–16 hours per lamp).
Do I need to wire anything?
No. Each lamp houses a standard LED or smart bulb. Buy any plug-and-play LED, drop it inside, switch on. Zero electronics knowledge needed.
Can I print these in transparent material?
Yes. Clear PETG, white PLA, or transparent resin all work beautifully — each gives a different light diffusion. Resin = sharpest detail, PETG = warmest glow.
Is Luminark 2.0 the same files as Luminark 1?
No — these are 36 brand-new designs. Luminark 2.0 stands on its own, and the swappable base is compatible with the same easy LED setup.
What is the difference between Personal and Commercial License?
Personal lets you print as many as you want for yourself, friends, and family. +Commercial License lets you sell the printed lamps (markets, Etsy, your own shop). The STL files themselves are never redistributable on either tier.
What do I own after I buy?
All 36 STL files plus future additions to the 2.0 collection. Yours forever, with lifetime updates included.