Kinoko Lamp

$95.00
Printed for you in Brooklyn when you order.Ships by Sep 24
Free U.S. shipping over $100 · Free 30-day returns
Wired version

Plugs into the wall and ships with a 2W E12 bulb. The rechargeable version is the Cordless Kinoko Lamp.

The Kinoko Lamp was inspired by the beautiful and functional traits of paper, the pleats an homage to designer Issey Miyake’s work.

3D printed from recycled PLA plastic in an accordion pattern, the Kinoko Lamp's mushroom shape is familiar but with a thoughtful twist, taking design notes from pleated paper shades and achieving their light diffusion quality without the fragility.

Free Shipping

Free Shipping

On all U.S. orders over $100. Shipping Policy

Easy Returns

Easy Returns

No hassle returns within 30 days. Returns Policy

1 Year Warranty

1 Year Warranty

We're on it if anything goes wrong.

Specifications
Height
7.5 in / 19.1 cm
Depth
6.5 in / 16.5 cm
Weight
1.0 lb / 0.5 kg
Warmth
2700K
Bulb
2W E12 base, 2700K soft warm white (included)
Materials
Recycled PLA or PETG plastic shade · transparent TPE cord
In the box
2W E12 bulb
Made in
Brooklyn, NY
Shipping and Returns

Shipping

This product ships to:

  • United States

Returns

This product can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of delivery.

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FAQ

Can I replace the bulb?

The wired version of this product is compatible with most LED bulbs. Not compatible with HUE bulbs.

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In the wild

At home with the Kinoko Lamp

Cordless Kinoko Lamp from above. Photo by Dillon Matthew.
Cordless Kinoko Lamp from above. Photo by Dillon Matthew.
Cordless Kinoko Lamp from above. Photo by Tommy Park.
Cordless Kinoko Lamp from above. Photo by Tommy Park.
Cordless Kinoko Lamp. Photo by Dillon Matthew.
Cordless Kinoko Lamp. Photo by Dillon Matthew.
A note from Sean

I print your lamp after you order it.

It starts as a spool of recycled filament in our Greenpoint studio, gets printed the week you buy it, and ships from here. No warehouse, no inventory.

Mini Wavy shades waiting to be assembled. Photo by Henya Rosen.
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Press

The design has a great ethereal vibe that really lights up a space, giving it a dreamy, airy feel.

New York Magazine

It’s by far the most commented-on piece in my home and becomes a topic of conversation when a new guest spots it.

Apartment Therapy