Soft Structure Pendant Lamp

The lamp translates the formal and material logic of the Soft Structure works into a functional lighting object. The lamp is based on a single organic profile, digitally modelled and repeated to form a continuous circular structure.

Produced through large-scale 3D printing in recycled bioplastic, the lamp retains visible layer lines as an integral part of its surface. Rather than concealing the production process, fabrication logic and material behaviour remain legible, allowing structure and ornamentation to merge.

Light is diffused through the layered geometry, creating a soft and atmospheric illumination that emphasizes depth, rhythm, and repetition. Developed as a series, the lamp is available in different sizes, allowing the same structural principle to adapt to varying spatial contexts.

Available sizes:
· Small: 26 cm
· Large: 30 cm
· Extra Large: 40 cm

Material and Production

The lampshade is produced in bioplastic derived from corn starch. Originally used in food packaging, the material is recycled and processed into filament for 3D printing, allowing the lampshade to be produced through an additive, low-waste process.

The fitting is laser-cut from recycled aluminium sourced from drink cans, with an alternative version available in brass. All components are designed for disassembly and replacement. No glue or screws are used; the fitting can be removed from the lampshade using heat, allowing the materials to be separated and recycled.

The lamp is produced on demand, minimizing storage and eliminating overproduction. Only one lamp is printed per machine per day to ensure consistent quality. Production is local, with manufacturing carried out in Copenhagen. The only element transported internationally is the digital design file.

Packaging is made from reused cardboard originally used for food packaging, combined with recycled paper. The cardboard is left unprinted, with all graphics applied to a removable paper wrap.