Interior design and 3D printing: the kitchen island KiS as a new production model

Breton introduces a new standard in furniture production for interior design with KiS, the fully 3D printed kitchen island.

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Sustainability, Customization, and Speed Combined thanks to 3D Printing

3D printing, at the heart of this production revolution, combines extreme customization with accelerated production times.

This new production method makes it possible to create custom kitchen islands with unprecedented precision, meeting the needs of those who want unique designs and fast functionality.

From concept to reality

The creation of KiS with Breton Genesi

Breton is revolutionizing the furniture and interior design industry with large format 3D printing technology

Thanks to artificial intelligence algorithms, the predictive control system monitors and optimizes the production process in real time, reducing errors and ensuring consistent quality, making production more efficient and innovative.

The rules of the game have changed

New shapes, innovative materials and extreme adaptability

The KiS project is the result of a successful collaboration among partners using an open innovation approach. By combining complementary expertise, we were able to bring the idea to fruition quickly: Airtech contributed advanced materials know-how, while Lapitec brought its expertise in the world of interior design.

Stylplex, equipped with the Genesi E2 3D printer, became the first Breton Authorized Additive Manufacturing Center in Italy, demonstrating the effectiveness of additive technology in transforming the industry.

This project not only represents innovation in the large-scale production of customized furniture, but also embodies a strong commitment to sustainability. Using recycled materials and a predictive control system based on artificial intelligence, Breton Genesi reduces waste and energy consumption, ensuring efficient and environmentally friendly production.

With this innovative and sustainable vision, Breton and its partners are redefining the future of interior design and manufacturing with a focus on environmental and production efficiency.

The kitchen island KiS in figures

Sizes

3.000 x 1.000 x 900 mm

Weight

Material

Machining time

Large format 3D printing enables the rapid production of prototypes or fully customized objects without significant upfront investment. In some industries, the time and cost benefits are already evident, such as aerospace, automotive and marine. Others still need to be explored and require innovative companies willing to take on the challenge.

Gabriele Corletto, Business Development Manager, Breton

Project Partners

Airtech is a world leader in advanced materials for additive manufacturing. One of its key contributions to the KiS project is Dahltram® T-100GF resin, the first recycled polymer designed specifically for Large Format Additive Manufacturing (LFAM).

This material is highly sustainable and designed to reduce environmental impact, while providing excellent performance in terms of strength and processability.

Material

Airtech
Stylplex played a key role in the printing and engineering of the KiS project. It is the first Breton Authorized Additive Manufacturing Center in Italy, equipped with the Breton Genesi E2 technology, which enables large format 3D printing with advanced materials.

This positioning allows Stylplex to offer innovative and customized solutions for interior design and industrial production, with a strong focus on quality and sustainability.

Printing and Engineering

Stylplex
Lapitec - a 100% natural mineral material in its entire mass - is the only certified sintered stone in the world, renowned in the design world for reinterpreting cladding, flooring, spas, pools, kitchen countertops, yachts and bathrooms.

Lapitec is the choice for those who want the best in their environment. For the KiS project, Lapitec provided the kitchen countertop, a perfect example of the combination of aesthetics and functionality in their product.

Kitchen countertop

Lapitec

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