At JEC 2025, we’re showcasing how large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM) is revolutionizing design and production. One of the standout applications at our booth is a stunning 3-meter-long bar and feature table, designed by our customer Barrows (South Africa) and inspired by the intricate beauty of coral folds and curves . Computational Design Meets LFAM This piece is a continuation of computational simulation and geometric exploration, where cutting-edge software ️ and advanced manufacturing come together to create ornate yet functional structures. The bar’s front boasts a nature-inspired geometry, while the feature table extends this pattern across its entire surface—finished with a sleek glass top ✨ for a striking contrast. ⚡ Unmatched Efficiency & Design Freedom LFAM makes it possible to print fully customized, beautifully bespoke, and durable designs as single parts—eliminating assembly complexity and unlocking new possibilities for architects and designers . Material Innovation by Mitsubishi Chemical Group This project is printed with FGF PIPG Glassfiber 30%, a printable post-industrial PET-G engineered to reduce warping while maintaining high mechanical performance, stiffness, and chemical resistance—perfect for large-scale applications ️. The material was generously sponsored by MCPP Mitsubishi Chemical Group, supporting advancements in sustainable and high-performance 3D printing.