Batch.works, 3D printing sustainable decorative objects

In the design sector, 3D printing makes it possible to achieve high levels of geometric complexity while offering a high degree of customisation. These are two key advantages that interest many creators today, regardless of their core business. Today, we met the founder of the London company Batch.works, which creates decorative objects of all kinds using 3D technologies. Julien Vaissieres, the founder of the company, explained to us what was the interest of using additive manufacturing in such a sector and how the technology allows Batch.works to design original and sustainable parts.

3DN: Can you present yourself and your link with 3D printing ?

3DN: How did you come up with the idea of creating Batch.works ?

I wanted to bring more eco-friendly products to the market by using recycled and bio-sourced materials. Reviving the possibilities of local manufacturing using sustainable materials made from recycled & responsibly sourced materials.