3D Print Iconic Industrial Design Miniatures
5 Items to 3D Print This Holiday as an Industrial Designer for Your Tree.
The holiday season is the perfect time to celebrate the timeless masterpieces of industrial design, blending history, philosophy, and creativity with a touch of festive spirit. As industrial designers, why not honor these iconic objects by 3D printing miniatures for your holiday tree?
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1. Braun Aromaster KF 20 Coffee Maker (Florian Seiffert, 1972)
The Braun Aromaster KF 20, designed by Florian Seiffert, embodies the essence of functional and minimalist design. Its compact form, straightforward usability, and sleek appearance made it a standout appliance of the 1970s. It reflects Braun’s commitment to Rams’ design ethos: practical, unobtrusive, and timeless.
2. Juicy Salif Citrus Squeezer (Philippe Starck, 1990)
Philippe Starck’s Juicy Salif transcends its role as a kitchen tool, becoming a symbol of design's ability to provoke thought. Known for its futuristic and sculptural qualities, it remains one of the most talked-about industrial designs.
3. Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman (Charles and Ray Eames, 1956)
The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman are timeless symbols of comfort and luxury, balancing functionality and beauty. Designed to age gracefully, they demonstrate how industrial design can create products that endure for decades.
4. Smile Shell Chair (Hans J. Wegner)
Hans Wegner’s Smile Shell Chair combines Scandinavian simplicity with an organic flow that captures the essence of comfort and style. Its timeless design shows how functionality and artistry can coexist in harmony.
5. Dyson Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner (James Dyson, 1983)
James Dyson revolutionized the appliance industry with the Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner, combining cutting-edge technology and bold transparency. This design celebrates innovation and functionality, pushing industrial design boundaries.
More Objects...
Check the download folder to explore more 3D files we’ve included, such as the OP-1 from Teenage Engineering or the Vegetable Chair by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec...
These objects are more than ornaments—they are lessons in design philosophy, showcasing the balance of form, function, and innovation. Recreating them in Rhino and Grasshopper allows industrial designers to reflect on the timeless principles that shape our field. Plus, they make for unique, conversation-starting decorations for your holiday tree.
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At cademy.xyz, we love to see how designers bring their skills to life. This holiday season, share your 3D-printed ornaments inspired by these icons. Let’s celebrate the spirit of design together!
Happy modeling and happy holidays! 🎄
