Friday, May 02, 2014

Interweaving the Threads of Technology and Tradition

The project LACESCAPE TABLE  by Miro Roman & Luka Vlahović is a 3D printed tablecloth/table that blends modern technology with traditional craftsmanship. It was devised by Croatian women lace-makers and is completely digitally designed and fabricated.







Thanks Meredith!

5 comments:

  1. Meredith Gould2:02 pm

    I'm your mule!

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  2. xoxoxoBruce12:26 pm

    OK, it's lovely but after reading the links, and the links from the links, I still don't know what the hell it's made of. Laser cut what?

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  3. The Nag2:56 pm

    But without the stubbornness!

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  4. The Nag3:00 pm

    Bruce, I have no knowledge of 3D printing though I'm eager to learn. It seems almost SciFi to me.

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  5. xoxoxoBruce7:25 pm

    Not printed.
    "When the design process is completed, the digital production takes place: the robots – the ones for cutting and bending – convert the digital image into of a real table.
    They cut the design into a sheet of something, I'd guess aluminum to be strong enough, but they don't say.

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