Updated text from 2023: OTHR was founded on the belief that we should own fewer, but better things. Bringing together the world’s best designers and transformative technologies, the brand created unique objects that have a minimal environmental impact. Successfully operating from 2014-2018, OTHR utilized 3D printing to ensure objects were only created upon purchase, making every item distinct with a unique number.
Founders Joe Doucet, Dean Di Simone, Evan Clabots, David Parnes, Kate McTigue, Catherine Compagna, Michael Carnevale, and Brian Ornduff, set forth to make OTHR’s objects more than just functional; the mission was to create items of desire.
Candle Snuffer Collection by Vera&Kyte, Pablo Alabau & Studio Yonoh, 3D Printed Matte Black Steel – Simple, striking and minimal, these candle snuffers a sculptural take on a modest home tool.
Connection Vessel by Philippe Malouin, 3D Printed Porcelain
Connection Bowl by Philippe Malouin, 3D Printed Matte Black Steel – Connection is conceived as a series of simple, thin, everyday objects focusing on the 3D printed techniques as shape creation.These objects have the look and feel of old cast iron, but with the exact precision and features that can only be achieved with modern technology.
Connection Candlestick by Philippe Malouin, 3D Printed Matte Black Steel
Perpetuum Calendar by Studio Yonoh – Inspired by the architecture of the industrial boom, Perpetuum’s shape is a nod to the “sawtooth” roofs of factories built in the 1920s and 30s. The calendar’s 3D printed fabric base emulates the era’s move towards the synthetic, gracefully guiding an antiquated material into the 21st century.
Candle Snuffer Collection by Vera&Kyte, Pablo Alabau & Studio Yonoh
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