The Studio

Light, printed
slowly.

Forme Studio makes Kumo lamps — sculptural objects of warm light, printed one at a time. Each one begins the moment you order it.

Made to order

No shelves.
No overstock.

We don't keep stock. There is no warehouse, no seconds bin, no end-of-season discount. A lamp exists here for one reason — someone chose it. Then we print it, once.

A Kumo is built layer by layer, slowly. We leave the print lines visible — ribbed or woven, they are the texture, the way the light catches and softens. The making is the finish.

Every piece is a pairing: a sculpted base holding a printed shade. The pairings are fixed — we drew them to sit together. The colours are yours.

The process

Three steps,
one piece.

From a digital sculpt to a packed box — every Kumo passes through the same quiet sequence.

A maker adjusting one of the studio's 3D printers
Model — every form is sculpted digitally, tuned to hold light.
Close-up of ribbed 3D-printed lamp shades — fine vertical print lines
Print — built layer by layer in recycled-PLA-based filament.
Rows of freshly printed Kumo shades on the studio shelf
Finish — checked, fitted and packed by hand.
What we hold to

Three things,
held quietly.

  • Made to order

    Nothing waits in a warehouse. Your lamp is printed because you asked for it — and only then.

  • Low-waste printing

    Printing adds material only where the form needs it. Almost nothing is left over.

  • Material honesty

    A recycled-PLA-based filament, layer lines left visible. We celebrate how a thing is made.

Begin

Choose the piece
we print next.

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