FIRST RUN · 20 PIECES
One scene from Seoul, built into a 220 mm disc down to the architectural detail. Hang it, plug in USB-C, and it lights.
We also build large signage to order. See signage →
We are making these two properly before adding places. Same disc, same way of lighting it — a different scene from Seoul on each.
The tower, the ridgeline, and the city lights under it. The hill glows red from behind while the tower stays sharp.
BuiltThe double eaves and their tips, the columns and beams, the stone base and its arches — all modelled. The name board lights on its own.
Prototype built · going into productionHung side by side, the two hold one wall of Seoul between them.
$10 less than buying bothPrices are in USD for international sale. The first run is 10 of each — 20 pieces in all.
Built as a lamp and a design object, not as tourist merchandise. The price follows from that.
The architecture sits lifted off the backplate, so light spreads from behind it instead of glaring out. Left on, it lights the room.
Gwanghwamun is modelled from the double eaves down to the columns, the stone base and its arches. Not a silhouette seen from far off — architecture that holds up close.
The package has a way through for the USB-C, so it hangs and lights without being opened — the box is the display case. 3M strips are in the box.
A single 220 mm disc lies flat in a carry-on. It draws 5V over USB-C, so there is no adapter to pack.
The drawings keep their working labels — the same ones used at the bench.
It starts on site: deciding which angle makes the place most itself.
The scene is split into layers — backdrop, ridgeline, architecture, city, lettering — and each is given its height.
Each architectural member is built. Letters are three parts — a channel into the base, crystal neon into the channel — with 0.2 mm of clearance at every fit.
300–350 g of PLA per piece, printed in four parts over 6–7 hours. The crystal neon is PETG we extrude ourselves.
Layers stack, wiring goes in. City names take 6 mm crystal neon, landmark names 4 mm.
The Korean lettering lights directly — crystal neon glowing inside each stroke. The architecture lights indirectly: lifted off the backdrop so the light comes round from behind. The name reads sharp, the city stays soft.
This is what lightly room does today. Acrylic and crystal neon — PETG we form ourselves — drawn, built, wired and installed in-house. The lamps upstairs are the same channel-and-strip method, scaled down to a desk.
Christmas trees, event sets, pop-ups. Built to hang outside and stay lit for a whole season, with outdoor wiring and sealed joints.
Your name and logo redrawn as lit channel letters. Indoors or out, with the fixing method chosen for the wall it goes on.
Cafés, studios, a wall at home. One phrase, and the room reads differently. Small pieces can run on 5V USB.
| Size (W × H mm) | Outdoor (KRW) | Indoor (KRW) |
|---|---|---|
| 600 × 300 | 300,000 | 250,000 |
| 800 × 400 | 400,000 | 350,000 |
| 1,000 × 500 | 500,000 | 450,000 |
| 1,200 × 600 | 600,000 | 550,000 |
| 1,200 × 750 | 700,000 | 650,000 |
| 1,200 × 900 | 800,000 | 750,000 |
| 1,200 × 1,000 | 900,000 | 850,000 |
| 1,200 × 1,200 | 1,200,000 | 1,150,000 |
VAT excluded · single colour · standard pricing up to 1,200 × 1,200 mm
Four things and we can price it. Leave out whatever you do not have yet.
Signage is made to order and we are taking work now. The lamps are a first run of ten each — twenty pieces in all. Fill this in and we go down the list in order. Custom name pieces go out worldwide by DHL.