UAU PROJECT : MODULAR 3D PRINTING

To meet the need for cheerfulness and to energize our interiors, today's designers work on the mix and match of graphic materials, playful patterns, and bright colors. UAU PROJECT is a perfect example!

This multidisciplinary design studio was founded in 2011 by two graduates of the Industrial Design Faculty of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Miłosz Dąbrowski and Justyna Fałdzińska.

Their project is based on 3D printing to be made at home with small 3D printers. You can also buy them already made. Through this new concept, the two designers want to show that it is possible to create a design that is both sustainable and accessible. Paying attention to the environment is one of the most important features of their project.

Since their beginnings, they print their colorful creations with PLA filaments which is a bioplastic obtained from corn starch and 100% biodegradable. All the selected materials are then either compostable or recyclable.

Their emblematic product is ECH, a modular candlestick that can be combined in different ways. Each candle holder is composed of 6 elements of different shapes and colors that can be combined according to your desires.

UAU Project has developed and proposes a wider range of objects always as much shifted in the bright colors with a system of modularity: vase, candlestick, and lamp which one can also use on the foot of table or in the cup.