Fractal.MGX

Designer WertelOberfell
Designer Matthias Bär
Manufacturer .MGX by Materialise

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The designers of this limited-edition table are interested in new technologies and manufacturing processes employing stereolithography, a process that builds three-dimensional objects from CAD drawings. They employed this technology to produce the “Fractal” table, which combines organic forms with the logic and reality of product design.

Fractal.MGX, WertelOberfell, Epoxy resin (built through Stereolithography); hollow structure filled with polyurethane

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Fractal.MGX, WertelOberfell, Epoxy resin (built through Stereolithography); hollow structure filled with polyurethane
Fractal.MGX, WertelOberfell, Epoxy resin (built through Stereolithography); hollow structure filled with polyurethane

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