




Nostalgia made modern. Whimsy, refined.
If you've ever walked a New Mexico street in December, you know the farolitos — simple paper-bag lanterns lining walkways and rooftops, turning an ordinary night into something worth slowing down for. That feeling of welcome is hard to bottle. The Farolito Lamp comes close.
Inspired by the humble paper lunch bag, it echoes the details you recognize without copying them: the familiar notches around the base, the subtle crease where a bag folds flat, the gentle geometry that keeps the light feeling grounded and a little playful. A conversation piece that still knows how to be calm.
Soft, warm, and inviting — the glow of a luminaria without the candle, the paper, or the fire risk. It gives an entryway that welcome-home moment and gives a nightstand a gentler way to end the day.
Each Farolito is 3D printed to order in Wooj's small Brooklyn studio, built layer by layer, on demand, with nothing wasted. Small variations in color and texture come with the process — no two lamps identical, each quietly one of a kind.
Wired table lamp. Paper-bag-inspired form with notched base and fold-crease details. 3D printed and assembled to order in Brooklyn, New York. Minor variations in color and texture are part of the process.
Entryways and console tables — the first light anyone sees when they walk in. Cozy corners that need warmth without clutter. Nightstands that deserve a softer evening glow. Anyone with a soft spot for the Southwest, or for design that carries a story.
The simplest shapes often bring the most comfort. This one's been proving it on New Mexico streets for generations.
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