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Lush Leaf Lamp (pendant or standing)

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A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 8% infill
Designer
11.4 h
6 plates
5.0(142)

X1 profile / P2
X1 profile / P2
Designer
11.1 h
7 plates
5.0(50)

H2C 9x Leafs / Top surface setting
H2C 9x Leafs / Top surface setting
Designer
3.1 h
1 plate

less color changes, more printers supported
less color changes, more printers supported
6.4 h
5 plates
4.9(64)
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Classic Birch (13505) / Filament with spool / 1 kg
Matte Dark Green (11501) / Refill / 1kg

Description

This is my Lush Leaf Lamp, a complete redesign and evolution of my original Leaf Lamp
It keeps the same organic feeling but comes in a completely new and larger form – more lush, more expressive, yet just as print-friendly.

 

You can choose to use it as a hanging pendant or with a lamp base.
The base included in this model was designed specifically for the Leaf Lamp, but it also fits other lamp projects if you want to mix things up.

 

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The measurements of this once assembled is roughly
Width: 455mm at the broadest point
Length: 333mm

@Snoopy_Relax did the calculation of total filament usage: 

Brown/beige: 699,34g 
Green: 367,80g

last plates of leafs only need 4 leafs. (104 total)

 

Both the top ring and lamp base have a negative modifier set to 40 mm (E27), but you can easily scale this in your slicer to match your preferred socket size.

 

No screws, no glue – everything is fully push-fit.

Assembly

⚠️ Some fits can be tight – be careful with your hands and avoid slips while pressing the pieces together!

 

1️⃣ Frame setup – Start by attaching the bottom ring. Insert the frame sticks carefully into place, alternating between 6-slot and 7-slot sticks. Take your time and avoid bending them too hard.
2️⃣ Top connection – Once all sticks are secured at the bottom, connect the smaller ends to the top ring.

3️⃣ Adding leaves – Begin from the bottom layer and work your way up. Complete one full circle before moving to the next. Depending on your printer’s tolerances, some parts may need a gentle push.
4️⃣ Final step – Mount the finished shade on your lamp holder or use it with the matching base for a standing version.

All parts are designed for easy printing without supports and can be scaled freely to match your setup.

 

I made a smaller version that fits bedside tables etc.. Those leafs also fit this model and vice versa! 



 

 

Check out my original Leaf Lamp!: Leafs does NOT fit this model

Only use LED bulbs. 💡

 

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