The lamp is mostly 3D printed, and is easy to assemble. It uses an array of WS2812B individual addressable RGB LEDs, which gives it the ability to not only show every color, but also in different effects, like simulating a fire. All of this can be controlled via the app, WLED.

It can also be set up with different presets, which can be triggered by smart home devices like Google Home and Alexa, as well as being paired with Home Assistant.

The lamp also has a button on top, for local control. In the tutorial, I will show you how to connect a capacitive touch button, but you can also hook up a physical button like you can see I have done in the video and pictures.

PS: Your printer needs to have a build height of minimum 200 mm to print the lamp shade.

The lamp shade:

This has to be printed in vase mode. I used 0.2 layer height, and white PLA.

The original file is from here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2109502

The base:

I printed it using 0.2 mm layer height, and 20% infill. Printed in Add:North Glitz sapphire PLA. Printed with support

The tower:

This is printed using 0.2 mm layer height, 20% infill, white PLA, and with no supports.

Here is the instructables with more detailed instructions: https://www.instructables.com/Neowave-RGB-WiFi-Moodlamp/
 

Here is a build video showing the process as well as the finished product: