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3D printing or additive manufacturing: the new (still largely unexplored) tool in interior design<\/strong><\/b><\/h1>\n

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In recent years, we have heard a lot about 3D printing, but almost always from afar: laboratories, prototypes, engineering, industrial manufacturing…<\/p>\n

The funny thing is that, when you take a closer look, you discover that this technology is already entering our homes<\/a>, although in interior design, honestly, we are still only scratching the surface.<\/p>\n

Why? There is still very little information available.<\/strong>
Private customers don’t know what 3D printing is, many professionals haven’t explored it, and in the construction sector, it seems somewhat \u201cdistant\u201d because we lack references and real examples. And that’s where we want to contribute: because, as with any change, you either join in… or watch it pass you by.<\/p>\n

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What is additive manufacturing applied to interior design?<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n

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In simple terms: it involves creating elements layer by layer, adding material to shape something, rather than removing it.
This makes it possible to design objects that were previously impossible or to make them more sustainable, by using only the necessary material without generating waste.<\/p>\n

Applied to interior design, it allows you to create:<\/span><\/p>\n