The TulipK Lamp by Ben Geeblen Was Designed Using Microsoft Excel
Michael Hines — October 9, 2010 — Art & Design
The TulipK Lamp from designer Ben Geeblen is one of the most practical uses of Microsoft Excel I have ever seen. Sure, you could use Excel to make graphs and spreadsheets, or you could use it to design a totally cool and original lamp.
The TulipK Lamp was designed in Excel and printed on a 3D printer. Ben Geeblen made the lamp with a mechanism that opens the petals up as if the flower was blooming. Read below to find out more about Ben Geeblen's TulipK Lamp.
The TulipK Lamp was designed in Excel and printed on a 3D printer. Ben Geeblen made the lamp with a mechanism that opens the petals up as if the flower was blooming. Read below to find out more about Ben Geeblen's TulipK Lamp.
Trend Themes
1. 3D Printing - The TulipK Lamp was 3D printed, highlighting the potential for creating innovative designs and functional objects.
2. Design Tools - Using Microsoft Excel as a design tool for creating unique products presents opportunities for disruption and creative exploration.
3. Functional Art - The combination of the practical function of a lamp with artistic design elements showcases the trend of merging art and functionality in home decor.
Industry Implications
1. Product Design - The use of Excel and 3D printing in lamp design indicates potential innovation opportunities in the product design industry.
2. Home Decor - The TulipK Lamp exemplifies the fusion of art and functionality in home decor, offering new possibilities for the home decor industry.
3. 3D Printing Services - The growing popularity of 3D printing opens up opportunities for specialized 3D printing services to cater to designers and creators seeking unique designs.
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