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Playful Benches 3D Printed From Recycled Plastic Sport Fabric-Like Texture

The New Raw's Knotty project to be showcased at Milan Design Week
Happy JastaBy Happy JastaApril 18, 20232 Mins Read
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The New Raw Brings Playful 3D-Printed Benches with Unique Texture
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In recent years, 3D printing has become highly popular in furniture design and the upcoming 2023 Milan Furniture Fair will witness the trend. To that accord, Netherlands-based The New Raw will likely steal the show at the event with its new furniture that’s 3D printed with plastic waste. Built under the “Knotty” project, it is a collection of playful benches featuring a unique tactile texture that represents the potential of digital fabrication technology.

Inspired by knitting techniques, the project turns plastic waste into a continuous thread that folds, twists, and loops to create an intriguing tactile surface similar to textiles. This results in knitted patterns on the surface of the benches that are really appealing to see and touch.

If we consider the practical use of the 3D printed benches, they are suitable for outdoors. The knitted patterns facilitate water drainage and the hollow internal structure minimizes the overall production cost while ensuring sustainability – the theme of this year’s Salone del Mobile.  

Also Read: Sekisai 3D-Printed Chair Changes Color Depending on Viewing Angle

By using 3D printing and plastic waste as raw materials, the firm has managed to create contemporary and sustainable furniture featuring a unique textured surface. At first glance, it will appear like fabric but you get to know the real material after touching the surface. The Knotty benches made in three different shapes and sizes, and in two colors (mint and peach) will be displayed at Alcova, during Milan Design Week.

The New Raw Brings Playful 3D-Printed Benches with Unique Texture
Image: Mathijs Labadie/The New Raw
The New Raw Brings Playful 3D-Printed Benches with Unique Texture
Image: Michele Margot/The New Raw
The New Raw Brings Playful 3D-Printed Benches with Unique Texture
Image: Mathijs Labadie/The New Raw
The New Raw Brings Playful 3D-Printed Benches with Unique Texture
Image: Mathijs Labadie/The New Raw
The New Raw Brings Playful 3D-Printed Benches with Unique Texture
Image: Mathijs Labadie/The New Raw

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Based in the Himalayas, Happy is a detail-oriented writer with a passion for topics like smart home technology, camper trailers, and home décor. With over seven years of experience at Homecrux, he has developed a keen eye for text and video content. Besides writing, he specializes in web research, SEO and Instagram marketing. When not writing, you can cross him on a hike or find him immersed in psytrance music.

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