Each layer
is a thread
Inspired by hand-loom techniques, Wontek treats the 3D printer as a loom. The layers are not hidden. They are the fabric.
The loom, in code
A small sketch of the idea. Pick a pattern and a palette, then pull the slider to stack or unstack the threads. The colour palettes are named after real Wontek colourways.
From ornament to object
The ornament
Patterns come from folk and hand-loom textiles: checkerboards, chevrons, striped bands and eye-like cut-outs, redrawn as digital ornaments.
The thread
Coloured filament acts as the weft. Each pass stacks into pattern bands, so the motif is built into the structure with real depth you can feel.
The drape
Walls ripple, pucker and fold like cloth over a form. Handles are cut from the same woven surface instead of being attached.
The finish
Printed in PLA, a compostable bioplastic, then finished and packed in the Warsaw studio by the same hands.
Light through the weave
On the lamps, every detail is designed to control how light is shaped and diffused. Intricate textures catch the glow and set the atmosphere of the room.
