Hello MakerWorld community!
I’m excited to share Luma Stack, a 3D-printed DIY decorative lamp designed to add warm, cozy lighting to your space.

Inspired by the wooden lamp design from YouTuber Jakro Builds, I created a 3D-printable version with a modern geometric structure and filament-style LED bulbs, blending charm and style for your home décor.
 

Easy to assemble, Luma Stack is perfect for makers of all skill levels. Its stackable design and soft, warm light make it a subtle but distinctive detail for bedrooms, living rooms, or workspaces.
 

Whether you’re looking for a hands-on project or a unique decorative piece, Luma Stack brings personality and warmth to any room.
 

Assembly Instructions

Hardware & Electronics:

• 1 × E27 bulb socket
• 1 × Edison-style tube bulb (approx. 165 mm in length, as shown in the photo)
• 4 × M2 screws
• Super glue (to secure parts as needed)

3D-Printed Parts:
All required parts are included in the provided .3mf files. You will need to print:

• 2 × Sidebar
• 1 × Top Bar
• 1 × Lamp Base
• 1 × Base Cover

• 8 × Lamp Diffuser

   

Step-by-Step Assembly

    1. Start by gluing the diffusers one by one onto one of the vertical bars.

    2. Once done, attach the second vertical bar to complete the frame.

    3. Finish by gluing the top bar in place. Your diffuser assembly is now complete.

Assembling the Base:

1. Insert your E27 bulb socket into the lamp base.
2. Secure it by screwing on the base cover.
3. Screw the lamp onto the base and slide the diffuser assembly into the predefined notches.

Tips:

• Add small anti-slip pads to the bottom of the base to prevent it from sliding.

If you enjoyed this build or project, don’t hesitate to leave a comment and a rating!