The bath collection has stagnated in the same pieces as always because of the variety and multitude of hygiene and cosmetics products that there are on the market. The project uses 3D printing to provide a solution to this stagnation and arrange the products that we have in the bathroom. This technology ensures that the bath collection can grow and change, creating a cycle of use according to the new products we buy. We can melt down a print to create a new form and so, successively, the bath collection moulds to our needs. An inclusive idea that leaves 50% of the design process in the hands of the user. The intention is to offer an industrialised bathroom accessory as a base support to which 3D printed compartments can be added, adapted to each consumer’s products. A wall support will incentivise the traditional consumer to print the accessory that they want in 3D following the instructions on a website devoted to personalising the bathroom accessory.
TFG of Ernest Cadena at Eina - 3D Elements. Print Your Shelf
TFG of Ernest Cadena at Eina - 3D Elements. Print Your Shelf
TFG of Ernest Cadena at Eina - 3D Elements. Print Your Shelf
TFG of Ernest Cadena at Eina - 3D Elements. Print Your Shelf