leFabShop's 3D printable "Maison & Objet" design collection

The result of a collaboration between theFabShop and the Maison & Objet trade show, this collection has been entirely designed for 3D printing. All 3D files for the collection can be ed exclusively here on the Cults marketplace. The objects were designed and manufactured by Canadian designer Samuel N. Bernier, Creative Director of leFabShop. The concept of the collection: lamps, clocks and containers inspired by the cities hosting the international trade show, Paris, Miami and Singapore. The Paris theme is inspired by the world-renowned architecture of Gustave Eiffel. The lines play skilfully with the metal structures of the Eiffel Tower, bringing an industrial edge to these everyday objects. The Miami range captures the sunny light characteristic of Florida. An energetic yellow color, with its beaches, people, streets and textures. Once in place, these designs will brighten everyone's life. Finally, the Singapore category of the Maison & Objet collection deftly handles the concept of transparency. A concept inherent to the omnipresence of water in this maritime city. The designer played with the various reflections on the windows of the city's skyscrapers. The aim of this project is to empower people through3D printing, giving them the opportunity to be makers, consumers and critics of their products. On the technical side, each object has been designed to be manufactured in several stages on a Makerbot Replicator (or equivalent 3D printer ), then mechanically assembled. However, the lamps can be printed in a single operation using MakerBot's Z18, a large-format 3D printer. Source: Cults.