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- 3D Print Your Vase to Help the PlanetLibero Rutilo, designer of DesignLibero Studio, has created an inspiring collection of design vases combining upcycling and 3D printing technology. The project gives a second chance…
- Large-Scale 3D Printed Wall Covering Incorporating Recycled EggshellsCIRCULUS, an atelier founded under Yuko Oka Architectural Design in Tokyo, has developed KNIT, a fabric-like exterior wall finish created with a robotic-arm large-scale…
- World’s first running shoes with 3D printed uppers win London MarathonWhen you’re a professional athlete, your gear can make all the difference. Kenyan long distance runner Eliud Kipchoge proved this when he won the…
- 3D Smoke OutCeiling system made of textile with traversing holes, joined to form tubular cavity openings. The ceiling is made of two superposed folds, identical, each making a rectangle-patterned opening. The upper fold is connected with the bottom fold with a multi-ply thread curtain, for a masking effect in any direction.
- 3D ProfileWarp knitted 3D structures have two external surfaces that can be designed freely. The two outer layers are connected and at the same time kept apart by spacer threads from a variety of materials. The result are complex textile structures that are characterised by flexibility on the one hand and structural stability on the other.
- JEWEL BRICK – Knit brickSix basic shapes that, in varying compositions, lead to infinite combinations, creating walls with a surprising relief that dazzles the eyes. Playful observations stimulate perception. The application of glazes can add an extra layer to this. This way of designing is not about an individual stone. It is about the many combinations that contain the possible compositions to create walls that resemble a warm sweater that makes you feel cherished.
- The Future of Textiles & Fabrics: an interview with Anne Marie Commandeur & Liesbeth in ‘t HoutThe textile sector is evolving in many different sectors: the clothing industry, interior design, and technical applications. Textile innovation experts Anne Marie Commandeur and Liesbeth…
- A pavilion made of recycled colourful yarnThe 3DKnit pavilion, a collaboration project between Jane Scott of Responsiveknit and Stephanie Chaltiel of MuDD Architects, aims to highlight new fabrication methods that…
- Welded Loop: Mono-Material Sneakers Made from Recyclable TPUDutch designers Suzanne Oude Hengel and Joris de Groot have developed an innovative sneaker crafted entirely from a single material: thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU). Their…
- KUMPUKUMPU is a 3D knitted surface and is available in 100% Trevira CS (fire retardant) and 100% wool varieties. This material is suitable for use in contract business, public spaces and high-end home decorations. The collection consist of exclusive knitted fabrics. Original hand painted, digital, woven, knitted and sewed surface designs are possible.
- Mono Wool – Regenerative SoftnessMono Wool is a 100% wool upholstery – designed to be local, recyclable and socially responsible. The cover is a 3D knitted structure with hollow spaces, filled with wool padding. With this 3D knitting technology, the upholstery fabric can be extracted by the machine as a finished part, eliminating the need for manual work-intensive processing steps.
- Stretch textileThis version of Stretch Textiles is a collection of knitted fabrics, made of wool. Wool as a natural and durable fiber meeting the specific requirements for both the home and contract market. The fabrics are designed, developed and produced by Innofa. All fabrics are on stock and available from one meter. This version has a flat surface but there is also a 3D version.
- SpacerThis 3D knitted spacer fabric can be used for multiple applications for both technical and fashion applications. Although the fabric is quite voluminous compared to a standard knit it still has a very good breathability, certainly in comparison with Neoprene.
- Febrik TextilesFebrik makes designed textiles – 3D, flat and stretch – for several purposes. Featuring knitted fabrics that are made of wool, each textile is distinctive in terms of tactile appeal and performance. Textile designs within Febrik’s collection include Sprinkles, Razzle Dazzle, Uniform Mélange and Triangle. All fabrics are on stock and available in lengths from 1 m.
- Lightweight Wonders at EuromoldEuroMold is the world fair for moldmaking and tooling, design and application development. Held 25-28 November 2014 at the Messe in Frankfurt am Main,…
- Cullus MoltoCullus is a sound absorbent textile used in technical and public environments. This knitted material has the ability to form 3D objects that can be placed in a room where acoustic needs are required. A flame retardant yarn (Trevira CS) which can be cleaned at 30 degrees C. Available in white, silver, grey, lightblue and yellow.
- Industrial TextilesThis company has the capabilities to produce composite textiles such as glass fabric for RTM and closed mould activity, knitted fabrics and 3D spacer fabrics for the automotive industry and woven nylon engineered for timing belt reinforcement.
- KnottyInspired by knitting techniques, The New Raw treats plastic waste as a continuous thread of material which folds, twists and loops to create an intriguing tactile surface that resembles textiles, and invites users to touch it. Knotty is a 3D printed texture that is crafted with recycled plastic waste and robots in Rotterdam.
- Mosquito proof fabricResearchers at Auburn University in the US developed a new type of fabric that blocks mosquito bites. Most bite-resistant clothing currently on the market…
- What not to miss at Dutch Design Week 2020 part 3: textileDutch Design Week 2020 takes place from 17 to 25 October. Due to Covid-19, the event will be held entirely virtually, but that does…
- GalaxyThis knitted fabric composed of polyamide and spandex has a shiny look and brings vibrancy to colours with a 3D effect, thanks to the rubber print. The soft touch is combined with an amazing compression for fashionable athleisure leggings.
- Material highlights at Dutch Design Week 2018 part 3Dutch Design Week takes place this year from 20 to 28 October. As always, the event focuses on designs of the future. Especially for…
- Animal-free footwear on World Meat Free DayIn honour of World Meat Free Day, we present footwear made from animal-free materials. There are many environmental problems associated with eating meat, from…
- More examples of German material designEvery year, students from the Weißensee Academy of Art Berlin design products from a whole range of materials. Below you will find several projects,…
