France-based designer Michaël Malapert has created the Dark Side series that features three dimensional printed bowls, plates, vases and candle holders. These 3D bowls and containers were inspired by origami, the traditional Japanese folding art. Using the folded paper forms by origami experts, the geometrical design was deconstructed down to its outline.
"Dark Side creations are inspired by numerical modelling softwares reinterpreting and focusing on origami know how. Only the graphic skeleton of the object is maintained, while the material is reduced to the minimum," explains Malapert on the process of creating these pieces.
The process of 3D printing this collection was thanks to laser sintering, where the powder used for its creation was scattered then fixed using a laser.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometrically Transparent Home Decor
- Using 3D printing and origami-inspired designs, geometrically transparent home decor is disrupting the traditional decor industry.
- Origami-inspired 3D Printed Home Accessories
- Combining the art of origami with 3D printing, origami-inspired home accessories are creating unique and innovative design opportunities.
- Laser Sintering in Home Decor
- The use of laser sintering technology in home decor is revolutionizing the manufacturing process and allowing for intricate and precise designs.
Industries Being Reshaped
- 3D Printing
- The 3D printing industry is being disrupted by the rise of origami-inspired designs, opening up new possibilities for unique and customizable products.
- Home Decor
- The home decor industry is experiencing a shift towards geometrically transparent designs, influenced by the art of origami and made possible through 3D printing.
- Manufacturing
- The manufacturing industry is embracing laser sintering technology to create intricate and visually stunning products, such as origami-inspired home accessories.
