3D PRINTING
Sustainably designed Quartier Libre pieces, 3D printed in Paris from bio-sourced and biodegradable corn starch.
THE 3D PRINTING PROCESS
3D printing is revolutionizing the world of decoration with its innovative technology that combines creativity, durability and precision.
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Starting from a three-dimensional design created by our teams, the printer precisely deposits successive layers of molten material on three axes, creating Quartier Libre pieces over several hours.
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Merging art and design, craftsmanship and technology, each creation embodies the perfect balance of innovative aesthetics.
In our parisian showroom, our team skilfully merges artistic creativity and technical expertise.
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Each 3D-printed piece is the result of an integrated process, from creative design to 3D modeling to manufacturing, all orchestrated by our innovation experts.
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A singular symbiosis between idea and materialization, in the center of Paris, where decorative objects emerge as vectors of contemporary artisan innovation.
MADE
IN PARIS
ORGANIC & RENEWABLE MATERIAL
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PLA filament, derived from corn starch, is a major advance in sustainable 3D printing. Derived from a renewable source, corn, this biopolymer offers an environmentally-friendly alternative to conventional petroleum-derived plastics.
As a biodegradable and bio-sourced material, it helps to reduce carbon footprints.
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In addition to its environmental aspects, our PLA offers exceptional printing properties through a unique and precise finish.
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Versatile and responsible, this filament embodies the future of additive manufacturing, harmonizing technological innovation with environmental sustainability.
Our pieces are manufactured on demand, transforming the way we produce and consume objects.
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This resolutely responsible approach to manufacturing significantly reduces production surpluses, minimizes waste and reduces emissions associated with logistics.
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By embracing this technology, we are shaping a future where environmental responsibility and design intertwine, marking a positive transition to more sustainable manufacturing practices.