Citrus peel becomes a lamp you can put on a desk
Krill Design uses citrus by-products in a composite that can be printed into the body of OHMIE. The colour and surface are part of the design. They give the lamp a connection to its raw material that can be read close up on a desk.
IT ItalyIn practice. Krill Design uses citrus by-products in a printable composite for small lamps.
What to keep in view
The lamp combines a composite body with separate electrical components.
From a citrus by-product to a small light
The printed body and electrical assembly have different jobs and materials. Any claim about the composite’s end of life must stay separate from what happens to the wiring and light source. Check the maker’s specifications for the version shown.
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