Nendo regularly produces innovative designs and concepts, so it comes as no surprise that their latest endeavor, called ‘lacquered paper-objects,’ is equally as impressive as their previous offerings.
Nothing about ‘lacquered paper-objects’ is as it seems. One first impression, viewers may mistake these things as large black pebbles. They are, in fact, containers which have been finished using lacquer. One would assume that these containers were sculpted using a material like wood due to its shape and texture, but in actuality Nendo crafted these objects using a 3D printer that cut through copious layers of paper. The lacquer finishing acts as a binding agent to keep all the papers in place, and the final product emulates the look of wood grain despite being much more complex in design.
What's Driving This Trend
- Paper-based 3D Printing
- Innovative use of paper with 3D printing technology.
- Faux Materials
- Creating realistic alternatives to expensive or unsustainable materials.
- Lacquer Finishing
- Exploring the potential of lacquer as a binding agent for unconventional materials.
Who This Affects Most
- Packaging
- Creating sustainable packaging alternatives with innovative materials.
- Furniture Design
- Developing faux material options for furniture manufacturing.
- Art and Decor
- Innovative use of materials and finishing techniques for creating unique art and decor products.
