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Wątek means
thread

Lamps and vases printed in Warsaw the way a loom works. Every layer of PLA is a thread, and the pattern lives inside the wall instead of on it.

Lamp with a woven grey base and a frosted round shade, studio shot
Cherry red woven vase with dried flowers on a wooden shelf
Vase with handles in peach and yellow woven bands
Lamp with green patterned base glowing on a pink cabinet in front of a green sofa
Small red weave box with lid
Black and white patterned vase standing on a woven textile with the same motif
Close-up of a red and white folk pattern built into a printed wall

weft, the thread that crosses the warp

no paint, no print on top. The colour is the structure.

PLA, a compostable bioplastic

Three abstract patterns combine an organic feel with the technical precision of 3D printing.

layer = thread

Watch a vase weave itself

Each pass of the nozzle lays one coloured thread. Stacked, they turn into a checkerboard.

Try the loom
the name

Won + tek

wątek

Polish for a thread, a storyline, and the weft of a fabric. WON is the playful freedom of craft. TEK is the precision of the machine.

Read the story
A row of Wontek lamps glowing on a shelf

Nothing is outsourced

Every piece is printed, finished and packed in the studio, so one order can get its own colour, pattern or form.

Meet the studio

Best designer novelty, Designblok 2025

“The author uses 3D printing as a tool for an otherwise craft-heavy process that recalls very traditional weaving techniques. An ideal connection of tradition and modern technology.” Designblok 2025 international jury, Prague (translated from Czech). Awarded for the Ancient Aliens vases and the Weave and Linear lamps.

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