Lighting & product development Working prototype

Module lampe

Close-up of an elongated wooden lamp with a pale lighting surface, yellow control and cylindrical connector. — 01The wooden housing, lighting surface and adjustable connection.Photograph

A lighting module for a changing workspace.

Module lampe is a wooden light designed for a system of rods and adjustable connectors. The project develops a working lamp alongside early thinking about production, cost and a possible business offer.

System: ODS — Open Desktop System
Focus: Lighting and adjustable connections
Development: Prototype and business proposal

Making the connection part of the lamp

A rounded wooden housing holds the light, while a cylindrical connector joins it to the supporting rods. Sketches and assembly drawings develop the relationship between the housing, inserts and fasteners.

Annotated sketch of the lamp housing and cylindrical mount with fastening details. — 02Construction sketches work through the housing and fastening points.Sketch

Exploded drawing of a wooden lamp housing, pale inserts, cylindrical connector and small coloured parts. — 03The assembly drawing separates the lighting module into its main parts.Assembly drawing

From prototype to a possible offer

The lit prototype demonstrates the module in use. Alongside it, the project considers material and assembly costs, possible audiences and small-batch production. These studies form a business proposal for further development.

A wooden modular lamp illuminating an open book in a dark setting. — 04The physical prototype lighting a reading surface.Photograph

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