The Design 3.0 series explores how designers might conceive, assemble and distribute products themselves. The collection of self-produced objects includes furniture and lighting, each built with a system of 3D printed joints and easily found materials made of wood or plastic. From the sleek side table to the playful luminaire, each is as stylish as it is efficient and quick to produce.
Designer: DesignLibero
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