Honoka 3D-prints furniture that "re-weaves Tatami into modern life"
At Designart Tokyo, Japanese design collective Honoka exhibited furniture made by 3D printing a unique material made from discarded Tatami mats.
Source: dezeen.com
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At Designart Tokyo, Japanese design collective Honoka exhibited furniture made by 3D printing a unique material made from discarded Tatami mats.
Honoka showed how discarded tatami mats can be recycled into sleek contemporary furniture using 3D printing, landing them this year’s SaloneSatellite Award.
Last week, SaloneSatellite, Salone del Mobile’s celebration of rising stars under 35 returned with a focus on sustainability.