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Cantilever Table Lamp

$198 Non-Member
$178.20 Member
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Member discount applies, but other discounts do not apply.
MoMA Exclusive Online Only

Cantilever Table Lamp

$198 Non-Member
$178.20 Member
Members save up to 20% & free shipping $35+
Member discount applies, but other discounts do not apply.

Color:  Poppy

Size:  One Size

Item# 14031-170256 In Stock
Member discount applies, but other discounts do not apply.
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3D-printed in California, this dimmable Cantilever Table Lamp is made from a sugar-cane-based plastic substitute—Gantri Plant Polymer (GPP), the world’s first plant-derived polylactic acid. The design’s off-center globe sits on an elevated base to provide 360° of warm, ambient light with a space-saving footprint. The lamp’s spherical design is inspired by iconic shapes and geometry.


Features of the Cantilever Table Lamp include:

  • The non-toxic plant-derived material is made from crops that are sustainably grown.
  • Base has a soft-touch matte finish.
  • Requires 1 E26 LED bulb (included).
  • Dimmable.
  • Powered by standard plug-in with 90” cord.
  • Total light measures 9.5h x 8.25w x 9.5"d. with a base footprint of 5.75”diam.
  • Designer
    Louis Filosa
  • Size
    9.5h x 8.25w x 9.5"d
  • Material
    Gantri Plant Polymer
  • Year of Design
    2018
  • Origin
    United States
  • Special shipping charge of $16.00
  • This item cannot be shipped outside of the contiguous U.S.
  • If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, you may return merchandise within 90 days for a refund in the form of original payment for contiguous U.S orders. Learn More.

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Why We Chose This
The Cantilever Table Lamp is made from Gantri Plant Polymer (GPP), a corn-based polymer co-developed by the California-based manufacturer Gantri and colorFabb, a company known for its 3D-printed products. This durable, eco-friendly material is specifically engineered for lighting designs and unlike traditional petroleum-based plastics, it is safe and sustainable. The translucent blend of GPP used for the Cantilever Table Lamp produces a beautiful, frosted-glass-like effect when illuminated.
A Unique Material
A Unique Material

For their proprietary material, Gantri Plant Polymers (GPP), the brand collaborated with material scientists from ColorFabb to develop two distinct blends of GPP. Both blends are derived from non-GMO sugarcane sourced from Thai farms and are specifically engineered for different lighting applications.

3D Printing
3D Printing

At their factory in San Leandro, California, Gantri has improved 3D-printing by enhancing its quality, finish and scalability. They’ve also developed the world’s first digital manufacturing process capable of producing unique, high-quality light designs on demand.

A Sustainable Approach
A Sustainable Approach

Gantri uses renewable resources, reducing reliance on petroleum and helping to prevent resource depletion. Their PLA production reduces CO2 emissions by 75%, and their sugarcane-based processes further offset manufacturing emissions.

Gantri
Gantri

For their dimmable LED lights, Gantri employs Gantri Plant Polymers, the brand’s proprietary plant-derived materials that are biodegradable and durable. Gantri manufactures all their products on-demand in California using an innovative 3D-printing process, which enables them to offer luxury-quality lights at a more accessible price point. Gantri stands for the next generation of lighting, blending beauty, functionality, and sustainability without compromise.

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