The chair is made without any adhesives, lacquers or other finishes Sakkas and Setaki compare the tactile effect of the 3D-printed layers to the rings of a tree or the veins of marble.

Recycled fishing nets and wood fibres were combined to create this 3D-printed chair, designed by Swedish studio Interesting Times Gang. Developed as part of the Kelp Collection, the furniture was ...

The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam has acquired the world’s first furnishing to be 3D-printed in a single piece. The Solid C2 Chair by French designer Patrick Jouin was made using a special SLS ...