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36 new ways to light your space.
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A collection of 36 sculptural lamp designs to print, assemble and make your own. Choose a form you love, pick your filament and bring it to light.
36 lamp designsSTL filesBuild guides
Digital download only. A 3D printer, filament and separately purchased hardware are required. No physical lamp or electronics are shipped.
See per-lamp costs & printer fit ↗Help with printing, assembly and local component sourcing is available by email.
Designed by us. Made by you.
A design becomes a lamp.
- Choose & print. Pick a design, prepare the STL in your slicer and follow the printing guide.
- Fit the light. Use the correct base and the lighting components listed below.
- Assemble & enjoy. Fit the magnets and feet, let any adhesive cure, then add your printed shade.
Inside your download
- 36 lamp designs in STL format
- Matching base files
- Printing and assembly guidance
- Non-printable component list
Made by hand. Lit at home.
Before your first print
A collection of designs. A little for each lamp.
Buy the files once. Choose your design, filament and light source, then make the lamp your own.
Choose a new shape whenever inspiration strikes.
Print the parts. Fit the light. Add your shade.
What does each lamp cost?
The digital collection is a one-time purchase. Each physical lamp needs filament and hardware. Make more lamps to spread the file cost further.
Planning inputs: 650 g, $20/kg filament and $2 for magnets and feet. Replace these with your chosen design’s slice and local prices.
Lighting example: US cord + one bulb from a two-pack. The holder’s mounting-thread size still needs confirmation. See the sources below.
See checked prices & fit notes
US price check · 7 October 2026. E26/E27 cord and socket candidate: $5.99. IKEA SOLHETTA E26 450 lm: $2.49 per two-pack, about $1.25 per bulb. Together: about $7.24 per lamp, buying the bulb pack upfront.
Before ordering, confirm the holder’s 40 mm external mounting thread and a bulb no more than 100 mm tall × 65 mm wide. The socket listing does not confirm the external thread size; this is a price candidate, not a fit-tested replacement. Use the plug, socket and bulb voltage for your country. AliExpress prices could not be rechecked.
Magnet and foot costs are a separate editable allowance. Tax, shipping and any additional power supply are extra. Check the current price and chosen variant before ordering.
Digital collectionLuminark 2.0 · 36
Your selected licensePersonal
Collection price · paid once$42.00 USD
Design cost per lamp*$1.17
*Collection price divided by 36 designs, assuming you make one of each. Designs are not sold individually.
Filament —
Lighting · per lamp—
Magnets & feet · allowance—
Per-lamp planning total*—
Includes the allocated design cost above. Materials are USD estimates; other currencies are shown separately. Tax, shipping, power supply, electricity, tools and failed prints are extra.
Check the chosen shade’s height and width in your slicer. The base footprint is a starting point, not a guarantee that every shade fits the same printer.
Luminark 1.0 + 2.0
More designs. Less for each lamp.
28 originals + 36 new designs. Choose a license for each collection and save 15% on the combined price.
Your collection bundle−15%
$84.00 USD$71.40 USD
Save $12.60 USD
Digital design cost per lamp*
Buy NowBoth collections →
$1.31 $1.12
Personal: print for yourself. Commercial: sell physical prints from that collection. Digital files cannot be shared or resold.
*Digital license price divided by 64 designs, assuming one lamp from each design. Full bundle paid upfront; filament and hardware are extra. Designs are not sold individually.
Both collections, one checkout. Your 15% bundle saving is applied automatically. Taxes calculated at checkout.
Luminark 2.0
All 36 designs. Find your favourite.
Every design in Luminark 2.0 is shown below. Browse the full collection or choose a series.
Dune Ripple Column
Nature158 × 159 × 195 mm · shade
Château de Chambord
Architectural178 × 179 × 206 mm · shade
Orbital Habitat Ring
Futuristic176 × 146 × 181 mm · shade
Mushroom Gill Dome
Nature180 × 180 × 200 mm · shade
Mandala Vault
Sacred Symbol147 × 147 × 179 mm · shade
Alhambra
Architectural175 × 175 × 221 mm · shade
Eclipse Corona
Space180 × 126 × 187 mm · shade
Geodesic Facet
Geometry & Math148 × 148 × 207 mm · shade
Mont Saint-Michel
Architectural170 × 168 × 210 mm · shade
Hagia Sophia
Architectural179 × 178 × 194 mm · shade
Chichen Itza
Architectural178 × 178 × 201 mm · shade
Sydney Opera House
Architectural176 × 175 × 181 mm · shade
Canyon Strata
Nature163 × 162 × 181 mm · shade
Kelp Ribbon Spiral
Nature152 × 153 × 198 mm · shade
Coral Cathedral
Nature151 × 151 × 219 mm · shade
Lotus Bloom
Nature194 × 193 × 211 mm · shade
Sierpinski Bloom
Geometry & Math158 × 158 × 212 mm · shade
Cellular Gradient
Geometry & Math160 × 160 × 206 mm · shade
Klein Window
Geometry & Math164 × 162 × 210 mm · shade
Isometric Weave
Geometry & Math158 × 160 × 210 mm · shade
Penrose Star
Geometry & Math163 × 164 × 210 mm · shade
Yantra Grid
Sacred Symbol180 × 112 × 183 mm · shade
Endless Knot
Sacred Symbol148 × 103 × 200 mm · shade
Labyrinth of Light
Sacred Symbol139 × 143 × 180 mm · shade
Celtic Knot
Sacred Symbol164 × 161 × 181 mm · shade
Sun Temple Pattern
Sacred Symbol179 × 142 × 211 mm · shade
Lunar Topography
Space180 × 182 × 186 mm · shade
Constellation Sky Map
Space180 × 180 × 182 mm · shade
Aurora Ribbon
Space153 × 151 × 185 mm · shade
Meteor Shower
Space156 × 156 × 176 mm · shade
Saturn Ring
Space168 × 185 × 163 mm · shade
Cryo Chamber
Futuristic142 × 132 × 213 mm · shade
AI Core
Futuristic168 × 157 × 208 mm · shade
Mecha Iris
Futuristic162 × 162 × 184 mm · shade
Nanotech Swarm
Futuristic163 × 164 × 215 mm · shade
Quantum Lattice
Futuristic158 × 158 × 215 mm · shadeShade dimensions are X × Y × Z, rounded up in millimetres. Check the chosen design in your slicer and allow room for the base, supports and brim.
A little planning. A better build.
What else will you need?
Buy components separately. Match the dimensions below before ordering; supplier prices and shipping vary by country.
The lighting hardware
A socket holder, LED bulb, magnets and feet—the non-printable parts for your lamp.
View specifications & sourcing links
- Prewired E26/E27 socket holder with a 40 mm external mounting thread. Choose the correct plug and voltage for your country.
- LED bulb, no more than 100 mm tall × 65 mm diameter. Match its cap to the holder.
- 8 × N52 magnets, 8 mm diameter × 5 mm thick.
- 4 adhesive feet, 10 mm diameter × 3 mm thick.
Original BOM links: socket holder · 8 × 5 mm magnets · feet. These listings can change; select the exact specification above.
Use LED lighting only. Follow the assembly guide and the electrical component manufacturer’s instructions.
The right base for the design
Use the base supplied for your chosen lamp, especially for the architectural designs and Canyon.
View specifications & sourcing links
Most designs use the common base. The architectural designs and Canyon have dedicated bases. Follow the folder and assembly instructions for your chosen design.
The verified Luminark 2.0 package uses the E26/E27 bulb route. The Luminark 1.0 USB puck adapter is not confirmed for this collection.
Our component sourcing promise
Can’t find a part in your country?
Email us with the project name, the component you need and your country. We’ll send you a country-specific purchase link and add suitable alternatives to this guide.
Make it. Sell it.
Turn your printer into a lamp collection.
Choose the Commercial license to sell physical lamps made from these designs. Build a range in your own colours, photograph your finished pieces and offer customers something they can’t pick up in every shop.
- Sell physical prints under the selected commercial license.
- Offer different designs and filament colours from one collection.
- Keep the digital files private; the license does not allow file resale or sharing.
A look inside the files
Know what you’re getting.
Printable STL models, PDF guides and an assembly video. Open the STLs in your preferred slicer and follow the guide for your chosen lighting route.
Preview the printing advice
From the included printing guide: use a 0.2 mm layer height and 2–3 walls. Keep the base flat on the bed and the shade opening facing up. Use supports where needed, then clean mating surfaces before assembly.
White filament gives a softer glow; dark filament keeps more light within the designed openings. Test magnet polarity before gluing. PETG is recommended for the bulb route; use LED lighting.
Luminark 2.0
- STLs
- 36 lamp designs organised by series
- Common base and bottom cover
- Dedicated architectural and Canyon bases
- Documentation
- Important Note for You.pdf
- Printing Guide.pdf
- Non-3D Printable Components.pdf
- Tutorial
- Assembly Tutorial.pdf
- Luminark 2.0 Assembly Video.mp4
Folder preview from the project package. Printer-ready G-code, filament and hardware are not included.
Before you print
A few useful answers.
Is this a finished lamp?
No. You are buying digital files to make the lamps with your own 3D printer. Filament, lighting, magnets, feet and tools are not included.
Which license should I choose?
Choose Personal for your own use, or Commercial if you plan to sell physical prints. Neither option permits sharing or reselling the digital files. The included license terms apply.
Can I buy the components locally?
Yes—shop by the dimensions and electrical specifications in the guide, rather than by a listing photograph. Prices, stock and delivery vary by country. If a component is unavailable, email info@creative3dp.com with your project, part and country and we’ll help you find a local purchase link.
Will my print look exactly like the images?
Renders show the design; photos show actual prints. Filament colour, layer height, print settings and the light source affect the finished appearance. Choose a warm-white LED for a warmer glow.
What printer and material do I need?
The common base is 168 × 168 mm; architectural bases are 184 × 184 mm. Some shades extend beyond the base: Lotus is approximately 193 × 193 × 211 mm, and the tallest shades reach about 221 mm. Check your chosen STL in your slicer and leave room for brims and supports.
Use the included guide for print orientation and material settings. Use LED lighting; PETG is recommended for the bulb route.
Can you help if my print or assembly goes wrong?
Yes. Email info@creative3dp.com with the design name, your printer, filament, slicer settings and a photo of the issue. We can help with printing, assembly and component selection. For a missing component, include your country so we can find a local purchase link.