Robot Lamp With Soul The Lampster is more than just a light source. It’s a personality. Half vintage tractor, half lovable automaton, this unique lamp brings lighting to life. Its head, sculpted from repurposed tractor headlights, pays homage to industrial craftsmanship and grit, while its playful stance seems to whisper, “I’m more than just a lamp.”We chose the Lampster because it doesn’t take itself too seriously, yet every detail reflects an uncompromising dedication to quality. It’s not just a lamp; it’s a conversation starter that effortlessly steals attention from even the smartest bulbs. There’s something undeniably charming about its design, a blend of nostalgia and modern design that makes it impossible not to fall in love with.Why Lampster? Because some lights simply illuminate, but this one does so much more. It charms, it inspires, and it transforms any space into something memorable. Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page The Lampster superhero Rated 0 out of 5Sale!€ 315,00 Original price was: € 315,00.€ 250,00Current price is: € 250,00. Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page The Lampster artsy splash Rated 0 out of 5Sale!€ 315,00 Original price was: € 315,00.€ 250,00Current price is: € 250,00. Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page The Lampster army with rust effect Rated 0 out of 5Sale!€ 315,00 Original price was: € 315,00.€ 250,00Current price is: € 250,00. What we like about it Industrial Poetry: Cast aluminum body with a hand-painted finish that ages gracefullyNostalgia, Reengineered: Vintage tractor aesthetics, minus the greaseCross-Collection Alchemy: Pairs with Jieldé’s rigor or Flyte’s levity for a curated clash The Origin Story Designed by Polish studio BEYOND as an ode to:1930s farm machinery (those headlights saved harvests)1950s sci-fi optimism (think Forbidden Planet meets Green Acres)Fun Detail: The Lampster’s design was inspired by Cold War-era Soviet toy robots—which were often cobbled together from repurposed tractor parts due to material shortages. Its “retro-futuristic” charm is a deliberate nod to that era of improvised ingenuity. How to Style it On a Desk: As the world’s most expressive task lightIn a Library: Peeking over books like a curious androidWith BINK’s Upcycled Pieces: For a space that laughs at erasSHOP THE LAMPSTER — Because rooms need characters, not just furniture.