The model is inspired by a scene from the Mario game, referencing the classic NES version. Its pixelated style makes it particularly well-suited for 3D printing.

Two options are provided here: one includes built-in lighting, while the other does not. The non-lit version can double as a storage box; without lighting, you won’t need to purchase a switch or LED strip. All three boxes can be used for storage.

For assembly, refer to the design drawings. Simply snap the decorative panels onto the main body using glue. The main body features pre-drilled screw holes—just secure it with M4×60 screws. In the center of the back panel, there’s an empty space where you can attach an M4×12 screw to fasten the piece to the wall; we recommend using expansion anchors. If mounting on the wall isn’t desired, you can skip installing these screws.

The top cover is not fixed—it can be opened and used as a storage compartment. Additionally, I’ve added decorative elements featuring Mario and mushrooms, which you can print according to your preferences.

Bill of Materials

1. Low-voltage LED strip
 

2. Pull-string switch
 

3. Screws and nuts (two M4×60, two M4×12, four M4 nuts). If you’re not mounting the structure on the wall, you don’t need to buy the M4×12 screws. Just select standard sizes as needed.

4. Wall-mounting brackets (optional if not mounting on the wall)