There have been an uncountable number of applications of the art of 3D printing and sky is the limit. Mass produced items have been used to be customized through the use of 3D printing and the clocks, flashlights, limited edition jewelry and others are good examples. So it is but natural that this dynamic process is now applied widely on furniture and home furnishings. Let us have some incredible examples-

Creating Furniture Prototypes  With the use of 3-D printing the furniture designers can easily produce prototypes which are helpful to test their products and refine them before launching for mass production. They can customize designs with bespoke elements with the help of 3D printing technology.

Binary Furniture  Binary furniture combines the techniques of Spiro graph toy of 1960’s and 3D printing techniques. It is really impressive to have.

Sketch furniture Collection  A Swedish design studio- Front has designed a furniture line called Sketch. The sketches are made in the air and the motion is recorded with Motion Capture technology which was turned into 3D digital files. This was 3D printed as real furniture which looks awesome.

Batoidea Chair  Peter Dander – A Belgian designer has recently designed a stingray chair called batoidea. Without 3D printing technology this aluminum cast chair was not possible to be created.

3D printed Door Handles  Now 3D modelers and CAD designers can design and make their own stainless steel handles. A company i.materialise has offered a kit and manual in this regard.