Got a 3D Printer? Print Out These Minimalist Homeware by Boem Studio

Born from the twin desire to stop the endless cycle of consumerism and offer design-forward sculptural pieces, designer and artist couple Ales and Tereza Boem of Boem Studio introduce a new way of designing, furnishing, and decorating homes: through their 3D Design Shop selling downloadable designs of original, sustainable and inexpensive homeware which, for a single price tag, can be recreated many times over… provided you have access to a 3D printer.

“We were thinking about the times we’re living in, how to stop the cycle of buying new things and creating clutter,” the studio explains on their website. “Rather, how to benefit from new technology and still have aesthetically-designed homes without the guilt or expensive price tags.”

With several collections under their belt – including meringue-shaped vases and food-inspired tableware – Boem Studio unveil their latest series titled Nothing Else: minimalist home decor “for people who like to keep it clean but aesthetically delightful”. The range includes planters, key holders, jewellery displays, desk organisers, watering cans, hanging lamps and even manual juicers, each item sporting clean and contemporary silhouettes. The clincher is that the 3D models come in friendly price tags: a desk tray model goes for as low as €1, while a modern lampshade sets you back a mere €3.90. For something so timeless and eco-friendly, it’s a sweet deal. To take the sustainability factor even further, Boem encourages the use of recycled and recyclable 3D filaments when printing out these beautiful objects. Purchase your 3D model design on the site’s store, and follow them on Instagram. 

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Boem Studio 3D Print Models Minimalist
Boem Studio 3D Print Models Minimalist
Boem Studio 3D Print Models Minimalist
Boem Studio 3D Print Models Minimalist
Boem Studio 3D Print Models Minimalist

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