SSENSE announced the upcoming 'Argot Studio x SSENSE' collaborative home decor collection. The items in this collection are crafted via 3D printing out of 100% bio-sourced, recycled materials, meaning it is a sustainable collection that places circularity at its core. In addition to being upcycled out of materials, the items in the collection are also recyclable themselves, making this a highly eco-conscious collection.
The items will be available as part of Argot Studio's 'Argot Objects' product line that includes avante-garde, calming home decor pieces such as abstract trees, geometric vases, wavy bowls, and lamps that imitate cloudy days. The items could be describes as minimalist and muted, which matches perfectly with SSENSE's profile of home decor objects.
The Argot Studio x SSENSE 3D-printed home decor collection will launch in September on SSENSE's website at MSRPs that range from $110 to $350 USD per item.
3D-Printed Home Decor Collections
SSENSE Launched a Sustainable Collection with 'Argot Studio'
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