Just wrapped up this project. It's a pleated, diamond-profile sconce designed explicitly around the Ikea Strala lamp base. You secure the socket inside the printed cylinder piece, and then it simply twist-locks into the main fluted shade body.
I had a spare Ikea Strala light base lying around from a previous project and wanted to do something cool with it. Spent a bit of time modeling this fluted shade with a custom bayonet mount. You just slide the Ikea socket into the printed adapter, tighten the ring, and twist-lock it right into the shade. Printed in Bambu Matte Ivory White for that cozy, warm minimalism look.
Just wrapped up this project. It's a pleated, diamond-profile sconce designed explicitly around the Ikea Strala lamp base. You secure the socket inside the printed cylinder piece, and then it simply twist-locks into the main fluted shade body. Dropped it in Bambu Matte Ivory White and it looks incredibly high-end on the wall.
Wanted something that feels more like a deliberate design object than just a simple 3D printed lamp. The fluted texture gives it a nice rhythmic shadow pattern. For the electronics, I just used a standard Ikea Strala cord set since they're cheap and reliable.
Wanted something that feels more like a deliberate design object than just a simple 3D printed lamp. The fluted texture gives it a nice rhythmic shadow pattern. For the electronics, I just used a standard Ikea Strala cord set since they're cheap and reliable. If anyone wants to make one, the assembly is completely tool-free once printed!
I wanted a clean, high-end architectural look for my hallway without spending crazy money. Designed this sharp pleated wall lamp to fit right onto a cheap Ikea Strala cord set using a modular twist-lock system. The Matte Ivory White filament gives it a perfect, smooth ceramic finish when it's turned off, but diffuses the warm light so nicely at night.
Print settings are in the file. Open, slice, done. No setup. Modifiers and layer transitions calibrated per model. Just don't scale them.
Ran the large planters on the P2S overnight. Came out flawless. Watertight, zero post-processing. Files free on MakerWorld.
The 3MF has everything baked in. This is how a file should ship. Open in Bambu Studio and print. Kosa collection, five self-watering pots, free.
Four modifier zones per pot. Every one of them earns its place. Wall counts, layer heights, reservoir reinforcement - all calibrated. This is what watertight self-watering actually takes.
Four vases, 117 x 117 x 250mm each. Two with continuous mirrored ribbing, two with the same pattern minus one rib. The idea was that you can group them and the eye picks up the rhythm and the pause at the same time. Set is called Ma.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793926-ma-series-wabi-sabi-ribbed-vases#profileId-3107151
Last release I did was Japandi, clean repetition and calm geometry. This one leans wabi-sabi instead. Same square footprint at 117 x 117 x 250mm, but two of the four vases have one rib deliberately removed. The shift in mood from a single missing element is bigger than I expected.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793926-ma-series-wabi-sabi-ribbed-vases#profileId-3107151
Ma Series, four wabi-sabi vases. 117 x 117 x 250mm. P1S/P2S/A1 compatible. IKEA CYLINDER glass fits inside as a watertight liner.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793926-ma-series-wabi-sabi-ribbed-vases#profileId-3107151
Vase set that uses the P1S/P2S/A1 build volume cleanly. 117 x 117 x 250mm, single piece, no segmenting. Four designs, square footprint. Two of them have a deliberate gap in the ribbing that buyers tend to ask about before realizing it's the whole point.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793926-ma-series-wabi-sabi-ribbed-vases#profileId-3107151
Made a vase set built around the Japanese concept of ma (間), the meaningful pause or the negative space between things. Two of the four vases have one rib deliberately removed, which breaks the repetition and turns the pattern into a composition. 117 x 117 x 250mm. Wabi-sabi by way of FDM.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793926-ma-series-wabi-sabi-ribbed-vases#profileId-3107151
Four-vase set sized at 117 x 117 x 250mm, dialed in for P1S, P2S, and A1 build volumes. Single piece prints, square footprint, ribbed exterior. Two of the four have a deliberately missing rib, which looks like a print fail until you realize all four buyers got the same one.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2793926-ma-series-wabi-sabi-ribbed-vases#profileId-3107151
Just dropped my Sazanami Series - four Japandi flower vases with rippled wave textures. Three patterns plus a mirrored variant. Two sizes: 250mm tall (fits P1S, P2S, A1) and 340mm tall (for H2S, H2D). The 250mm version drops into an IKEA CYLINDER glass vase (23cm × 10cm) as a watertight liner.
Just dropped my Sazanami Series - four Japandi flower vases with rippled wave textures. Three patterns plus a mirrored variant. Two sizes: 250mm tall (fits P1S, P2S, A1) and 340mm tall (for H2S, H2D). The 250mm version drops into an IKEA CYLINDER glass vase (23cm × 10cm) as a watertight liner.
Four-vase set, Japandi style, rippled wave pattern. P1S/P2S/A1 friendly at 250mm, also a 340mm version for H2S/H2D.
For anyone with an H2S or H2D wondering what to actually print at full height - made a 340mm vase that uses the build volume properly. Vase mode, single piece, no slicing into sections.