Luminox – Minimalist LED Table Lamp

Luminox is a minimalist LED table lamp that concentrates warm light inside a compact, modern form factor. The dark 3D-printed base and amber glass cylinder create a calm, premium ambient glow that fits perfectly on desks, bedside tables, and creative workspaces.

Built around upcycled supplement bottles—this one uses a bottle from Sunday Natural—the design encourages reuse of what you already have at home. The 3D model can be easily adjusted to fit different bottle sizes and shapes, making Luminox a flexible framework rather than a fixed one.

The electronics are equally customizable: you can build it as a simple plug-in or battery-powered lamp, integrate a microcontroller to make it smart, or even hide a wireless charging coil in the base. This makes Luminox a perfect playground for experimenting with different lighting setups, power concepts, and smart-home integrations.

Assembly Instructions

1. Adapt the model to your bottle
   • Measure the outer diameter of your bottle’s lid and scale the lid adapter in your slicer or CAD so it matches.
   • Check that the LED holder fits through the bottle neck; if not, use the smaller LED-holder version included in the other print profile.
2. Prepare the printed parts
   • Remove all supports carefully, especially around the lid adapter and cable channels.
   • Insert M2 threaded heat-set inserts (any length) into the designated holes so the bottom cover can be screwed on later. Let the parts cool before continuing.
3. Install parts
   • Press the USB‑C port into the opening in the base until it seats flush.
   • Press the USB‑A port into the LED holder.
   • Both are designed as press-fit; if the fit is loose, secure them with a small amount of superglue or epoxy (avoid getting glue inside the connectors).
   • Drill a hole through the middle of your lid, then feed the wires of the USB A (already in its holder) socket through.
   • Glue the lid to the base and the LED holder to the insinde of the lid.
4. Wire the electronics
   • Feel free to customize this part to your liking. If you want a basic setup without a battery use the schematic below.

   • Test the circuit before final assembly to confirm polarity and switching work correctly.

      

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1. Add the light source
   • Plug the LED bulb or compatible LED module into the LED holder (USB A socket).
   • Gently screw the bottle into its lid over the LED holder.
2. Close the base and finish
   • Place the bottom cover on the base and secure it with M2 screws longer than 4 mm.
   • Do a final functional test, then place Luminox where you want it and enjoy the warm ambient light.

Here are the parts I used:

• Lightsource (use white, the glass will provide the warm colour)
• USB A port
• USB C port 
• Battery

• BMS
   

   

  If you have any questions / problems or want acess to the original f3d files, fell free to message me and I'll try to help you out.