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S·3d - Recycled Plastic Chair

S·3d – Recycled Plastic Chair
by Goslo Studio Spain

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3D printing paves the way for a new form of contemporary craftsmanship. S·3D by Goslo Studio emerges from this convergence— a chair designed to redefine furniture through ergonomics, sustainability, and formal exploration.

Inspired by the comfort of a sofa, its geometry adapts to the body, providing a dynamic seating experience that encourages movement. The sinuous surface reinterprets traditional capitonné in a modern language, while its futuristic aesthetic highlights its innovative roots.

Produced using 3D-printed PET-G, the same plastic found in bottles adapted for digital manufacturing, S·3D minimizes waste and maximizes efficiency. Its lightweight yet sturdy structure makes it ideal for both minimalist interiors and more experimental spaces.

Each chair is made to order, ensuring reduced environmental impact and exclusivity that enhances the uniqueness of every piece.

Chair can be printed in Recycled Bio plastic or Recyled PETG for outdoor use.

This chair can be customized by color. Get in touch to hear about your options!

Dimensions LxWxH	100x65x60cm (39x26x24'')
Weight (kg)	20
Production Year	2022
Material	Bio Plastic, Recycled Plastic
Discipline	Digital Fabrication
Design Class	Open Editions

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Alejandro Gómez Slok is a designer who merges art and function, exploring the intersection of craftsmanship and technology. His work is based on experimentation with materials and processes, combining digital fabrication with manual techniques to create objects that challenge the conventions of traditional design. In 2012, he began his career in the medical products sector, researching and developing ergonomic tools for surgeons. Later, he worked in a design studio focused on mass production, where products followed commercial trends without taking innovative risks. However, his desire to explore new forms and materials led him to embark on an entrepreneurial journey alongside a like-minded classmate, designing products with a strong emphasis on functionality and user experience. Today, as the founder of Goslo Studio, Alejandro continues to explore new ways to integrate craftsmanship with advanced technologies such as 3D printing and digital fabrication. His goal is to develop pieces that not only meet aesthetic needs but also propose new forms of interaction and use. For him, design is a process of composition—extracting ideas from the world around us, organizing them, and bringing them to life in objects that tell stories and create meaningful experiences.