The Unit Lamp is a 3D-printed desk lamp conceived from a single question: what happens when we split a traditional lamp form into symmetrical halves?

Division creates possibility. A form separated is also a form that can now integrate different materials, different functions — each half offering a distinct quality of light. The result is a lamp composed of two panels, each able to illuminate differently depending on material and pairing. But the split does more than change how light behaves. The panelled form allows each half to function independently as a wall-mounted lamp, or together as a unified desktop lamp.

To think about separating is to think about reassembling. The Unit Lamp suggests that form is not fixed — it is a condition that can be rearranged.

(Colour)
Frost — diffused and even. The light of a quiet morning.
Amber — warm through and through. The whole lamp becomes the light source.
Moss — the darkest body, the brightest glow. Light held in contrast.

(Contains)
1x E14 LED 250 Lumen Bulb
2x Light Panels
1x Bulb Holder with EU Plug and Switch (Clear)
4x M6 Stainless Steel Bolts & Nuts

(Material)
3D Printed in PETG Transparent

(Dimensions)
115mm(w) × 175mm(h) × 100mm(d)

A reusable celebration packet, assembled without adhesive. No tape, no glue — just two interlocking halves that weave together to seal.

The absence of adhesive required a rethinking of how an envelope holds itself closed. The solution was to slice the form into halves and introduce a weaving-style interlocking mechanism — the act of assembly becomes the act of sealing.

Each half is a distinct colour, which means the two halves can be mixed and matched freely. Four colours across the set: Indian Yellow, Prune, Coral, and Cosmo Pink.

Perfect for money, a note, or anything small enough to carry meaning.

Available as a set of 4 or 8.


(Contains)
Set of 4 (8 halves, 2 halves per colour)
Set of 8 (16 halves, 4 halves per colour)


(Material)
Keaykolour Indian Yellow 120g
Keaykolour Prune 120g
Keaykolour Coral 120g
PopSet Cosmo Pink 120g

(Dimensions)
170mm(w) x 86mm(h)

Most vases contain. The Grid Vase opens.

Inspired by the Sogetsu school of Ikebana — an approach to floral arrangement that resists convention and embraces the unconventional — the Grid Vase deconstructs the idea of the floral vessel into a lattice structure that holds flowers from all directions, without walls, without a single defined opening.

Printed in flexible TPU through Selective Laser Sintering, the material adds a further dimension: something that appears rigid is soft to the touch, yielding slightly to the stems placed within it. The grid holds, but does not fix.

On the thinking behind this object → The Vessel That Does Not Contain


(Dimensions)

Size: 160mm(h) X 140mm(w) x 140mm(d)

(Material)

3D Printed in TPU (thermoplastic elastomer)

(Care Instruction)

Due to the porous nature of TPU, slight deformation may occur over time when exposed to changes in temperature or humidity. If reshaping is needed, gently adjust the form with care. When submerged, the material may retain water – ensure the piece is completely dry before reuse, as residual moisture can affect its structural integrity.

The Prism Tote is a lightweight functional object derived from the geometry of the prism. It allows the familiar form of a tote bag to transform into a prism-shaped pouch — carried open, or folded closed into a self-contained form.

(Dimensions)

Tote Size: 290mm(w) X 300mm(h)
Handle Length: 280mm
Prism Form 290mm(l) x 300mm(b) x 290mm(H)

(Material)

Shell: 100% Nylon
Filling: 100% Polyester
Lining: 100% Polyester
Strap: 100% Nylon