This recliner was produced using the ProX 950, the worlds largest 3D printer. It has an extremely complex shape and a structure that looks a bit like a "birds nest". The design is inspired by spider webs and silkworm cocoons. The clever structural design makes it easy to move while weighing only 2.5 kg, but the load capacity can reach more than 100 kg. Just by looking at its appearance, you can tell that it must be very comfortable to lie on!
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