
Eleven Plates. One Hidden Moon.
A hollow 115 mm sphere sits suspended inside a rounded-square shell of eleven stacked plates. The top plate is a solid cap, and the sphere is open only at the bottom, so light never leaves the top — it can only escape sideways through the ten open slots. That is what makes it glow like a moon rather than shine like a bulb.
A 12 cm Cube You Can Hold.
12.0 × 12.0 × 12.2 cm — palm-sized architecture that still owns a bedside table. The LED puck drops into a 64 mm socket in the underside, the cable routes out through a notch in the base skirt, and you stand it back up. No tools, no wiring, no fasteners.
Switched Off, It's Still Architecture.
The body is matte white PLA, printed and then sanded and smoothed by hand so no layer lines show on the plates. Unlit on a shelf in daylight it works as a small piece of sculpture — which is the point of a lamp you leave out all day.
