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Philips 3d printed lamps
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Three reasons to choose 3D printed lighting
Lighting that fits your brand
Create or co-create beautiful lighting that will enhance your brand experience.
The most sustainable choice
Designed for the Circular Economy. Made with 100% recyclable materials.
Only printed when you need it
Fast delivery times, also for larger quantities. Eliminate storage costs.
Step by step customisation
Define your shape, size and material
With a vast choice in shapes and materials you can make your fixture stand out.
Lines, woven, technology grooves, or just normal finish? It’s all possible.
Pick the right lumen output, driver settings, optics and other options for your light.
Finally, confirm your design and we‘ll print and deliver – fast, convenient and reliable.
Your most sustainable and beautiful lighting choice!
Your choice for LED lighting already makes
a significant positive impact on your sustainability goals.
3D printed lighting from Signify will help you make even more impact.
Our products are designed for a circular economy and have a lower carbon footprint.
Get inspiration from our latest sustainable projects
Copenhagen Airport
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
In collaboration with Signify Copenhangen Airport chose to replace 250 conventional downlights with the tailormade and 3D-printed GreenSpace Downlights with PerfectFit from Philips.
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Praxis Store
Location: Wijchen, the Netherlands
Tailored lighting creations makes a unique Praxis design possible with more than 3,600 LED luminaires installed during an extensive replacement operation in 30 retail stores.
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Marks & Spencer
Location: Manchester, UK
With 11,000 3D-printed luminaires, M&S improved its store performance to generate significant energy savings.
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Are you ready to design your next project?
Design it yourself, it’s easy!
Customize to your wishes with a large variety of choices in shape, material, color, and size.
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Co-create with our design team
Do you have a special request? Let our team help align a design with your brand.
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Are you looking for a 3D Decorative luminaire with unique choices?
Visit Signify e-catalog to see our collection of standard 3D decorative lines.
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Get a 3D-Printed luminaire sample
Philips 3D printed recycled lamps. - Philips MyCreation
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In pursuit of sustainable products, Signify has been focused on leveraging 3D printing in small regional printing hubs catering to our customers on-demand.
In doing so we have found new design freedom, become more flexible in our source materials and prevented over-production for a circular future.
Statement designs. Sustainably printed.
These are lamps with a purpose.
"Nets are the main tools used by fishermen to earn a living, but fishing nets waste is a genuine problem here in Cornwall due to the lack of a proper recycling infrastructure. Around the world, most of the fishing nets were burned, put in landfill, or worst of all, dumped into the sea, causing massive environmental problems." — Ian Falconer, founder of Fishy Filaments Ltd.
3D printed from old fishing nets gathered directly from the ocean, made locally and on demand, this special lamp empowers people to make a conscious choice without having to compromise on beauty.
Inspired by its origin.
To honor the purposeful origin of the source material, as well as the ocean itself, these lamps have a coastal-inspired surface finish that comes to life in textures and colors that bring the feeling of the seashore to your home.
3D printing completely changes the way we design new product. It's much closer to craftsmanship in a very iterative process together with the machine we create code and new textures and we wanted to reflect those new textures in the product. Honoring the ocean and the source material for example with fishnet and sand dune textures.
Circular materials.
We are taking 3D printing to a new level by pioneering a new design craftmanship where the beauty of printed forms, textures and materials are expressed while solving the technical challenges of a sustainability supply chain in a commercially viable way. We are constantly driven by the challenge to create value in a product with its material origin in a waste stream.
Our technologies allow us to initiate partnerships with material suppliers of all scales. This grants us the flexibility to initiate projects with suppliers offering differing types and quantities of waste materials.
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About Philips MyCreation
Our lights are crafted by an international team of designers who seek inspiration from diverse cultures, movements and trends.
By working in tandem with our 3D printers, they have the freedom of continuous experimentation, thanks to an agile creative process. This results in remarkable lighting that adds style to any room – even with the lights off.
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3D printed lighting supporting circular economy
Signify is once again transforming the lighting industry with a revolutionary new technology that makes it easy and simple to create custom luminaires. With 3D printing, you get a customized lighting solution, contributing to a sustainable future. nine0003
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A flexible, fast and reliable solution for your next project.
Custom design for everyone
Using our easy-to-use online tools, you can create your own 3D printed lights.
Choose from a large range of color combinations, transparencies and textures for almost endless possibilities. nine0003
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Fast delivery
Once you've designed your ideal luminaires, you won't have to wait long for delivery. Thanks to local printing, shipping is fast - we can print and deliver your lights in just four weeks. And the installation is easy because the fixtures were made according to your requirements.
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Originally designed for low environmental impact
We are proud to tick many sustainability boxes with our innovative lighting products. The materials we use for printing your designs are made of 100% recyclable polycarbonate. We maintain our focus on a fully green product lifecycle – from design to production to re-use and recycle.
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Hospitality
No more searching through endless directories. Create exactly the atmosphere you are looking for, tailored to your space and your brand.
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Retail
Create a unique in-store experience that can be easily upgraded to stay on trend while maintaining sustainability practices.
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Office
Help your employees feel at home at work while facilitating the renovation process with fixtures printed to your exact specifications. Create an atmosphere in your office with lighting that is on trend and contributes to sustainability.
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Copenhagen Airport upgraded with energy efficient 3D printed lighting solutions
In collaboration with Signify, CPH decided to replace 250 conventional downlights with Philips GreenSpace PerfectFit 3D printed downlights.
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Lighting overhaul at M&S
Marks & Spencer showcases a passion for sustainability and innovation with 3D printed luminaires.
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Keeping the design fresh
Albert Heijn stays on trend with unique fixtures that have been adapted to their space and help their store stand out.
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nine0000 Philips introduces the world's first 3D printed smart light bulbs and a range of other smart home products who are more or less interested in news from the world of modern technologies. New products from these categories appear quite often, but devices that combine the best of both worlds are very rare. Philips continues to develop the idea of smart lighting and has now introduced several new products in this segment, of which the world's first 3D printed smart light bulb is of particular interest.
nine0003 The device is compatible with the rest of the Hue range and is available in two versions: Entity desktop (picture above) and Tempest pendant (picture below). According to the source, up to 16 million colors will be available to the owners of these lamps, which can be controlled using a companion application for Android and iOS. Thus, they can set the lighting based on a certain time of day or their own preferences. Unfortunately, the cost of such a toy is quite high - the desktop version will cost $4445, and the hanging version will cost $4135. Both lamps will be available for pre-order starting March 31 on the Meet Hue website. nine0003
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In addition to 3D-printed smart bulbs, Philips Hue has added a dedicated wall switch to the Philips Hue product range that allows you to control your Hue paws wirelessly via Wi-Fi.
Notably, the Hue tap switch does not require a power source to turn the Hue lights on or off. To do this, they use kinetic energy, which is generated at the moment the user interacts with one of the four buttons. The switch is aimed at users accustomed to more traditional light control methods, who do not want to use mobile devices for this and bother with installing special software. With Hue tap, users can set four different lighting modes. As mentioned above, the Hue tap switch does not require batteries to operate, but it requires a special transmitter to be connected to the Wi-Fi router using Ethernet. A maximum of 50 Hue bulbs can be connected to the switch. Hue tap wall switch goes on sale for $59this summer.
The latest addition to the Hue smart lighting product line is the Hue Lux bulb, which emits only white light. She is more accessible. A set of two such bulbs and a dedicated Philips router/transmitter will cost $99, while a set of three “colored” Hue bulbs and a transmitter is $199.
