In an era where sustainability is the new black, ALT Light is turning heads with a lamp that’s as eco-friendly as it is stylish. Crafted from corn starch-based PLA using 3D-printing tech, this isn’t just a light source—it’s a statement.
French designer Alexandre Touguet, the brain behind ALT Design, along with partner Lise Rissel, is reimagining home decor. They’ve ditched petroleum plastics in favor of bio-sourced materials, giving us a glimpse of a future where design doesn’t compromise the planet.
The lamp itself is a blend of simplicity and fun. With a sleek rectangular base morphing into a flared top that nods to classic lampshades, it’s familiar yet fresh. Vertical ribbing adds texture and movement, catching the light in ways that make any space feel dynamic.
Available in various sizes—from a cozy wall light to statement-making table lamps—you can choose how it fits into your world. Go translucent for that warm, ambient glow, or pick transparent if you’re into sharper illumination. And with made-to-order production, you’re not just buying a lamp; you’re co-creating it. Pick your colors, mix and match tones like green with purple or sand with orange—the possibilities are as limitless as your style.
What’s cooler? Each lamp is printed on demand, meaning zero wasted stock and a smaller carbon footprint. It’s personalization meets responsibility, wrapped up in cutting-edge design.
ALT Light isn’t just following the sustainability trend; they’re defining it. By marrying bio-materials with modern tech, they’re showing that eco-consciousness and high design can shine together—literally. So if you’re looking to light up your space and your eco-credentials, this might just be your next must-have.
