FRAKTUR is designed by Alexander Lervik, multi-award-winning designer with extensive experience in 3D-printing, notably created a 3D-printed replica of his own brain. For Fraktur, Lervik aimed for contrast, experimenting with cubist shapes to produce a visually stimulating lamp. The challanging shape is 3D-printed in sand. The matte sand absorbs light, enhancing the lamp’s contrast. The light it emits serves as ambient lighting. With its shape and size, FRAKTUR becomes a centerpiece that enhances any room. It can also be integrated as a part of the interior in hotel lounges, private homes, conference rooms, church halls, or conservatories. The possibilities are numerous.
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The technique used is additive manufacturing, also called 3D printing. It is a computer-controlled process that creates three dimensional objects by depositing the material in layers.
Lumen table lamp/ blue
316
130
286
1kg
Jurij Rahimkulov
PLA
Made from biocomposite and with zero material waste. Completely recyclable with an estimated lifespan of 30+ years.
Crafted in one piece in our RDL Print Lab by the Robot Print hub. The production is enabled by a large scale 3D printer along with cloud based software.
Durable, comfortable and eye-catching. A statement piece designed to impress as well as express.
