Luxury Faucet With 3DS Max And V-ray

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This trio 3D printed faucets were created by a DVX, a brand American Standard, to redefine the class and precise manufacturing. The manufacturers used actual metal to print the faucets with 3D designs using an addictive laser sintering process on the on-metal powder. The luxury in the shadowbrook bathroom 3D Faucet is its design, which looks like flowing liquid metal frozen for a long time. The design is inspired by flowing water over rocks lying on the river. The effect of the flowing water was done by 19 separate small waterways which is unbelievable. It’s the pioneer in 3D printed metal design made for the residential faucets with super creative idea and great performance.

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The Grid, a 3D printed faucet, was crafted in Kohler’s division and was voted as Best of Show at the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) 2018. It was developed in collaboration with the 3D printing experts, and it boasts sleek lines underlined by its minimalism. The design is a outline of a geometric cube inspired by De Stijl style. This elegant faucet harnesses the visual impact of negative space by eliminating traditional designs. Its comes in matte black finish which is durable and water spots and also fingerprints resistant. It’s a high end faucet with the powder coating. With Grid Faucet, you will always wonder where water is flowing from.

This iconic German sanitary fitting was brought to life by stacking 0.006 millimeters thick 4,700 layers of steel. It’s a 3 hole deck mounted 3D metal printed faucet. It defies the logical flow of water with its thin form flow. This sharp thin flowing line makes it look like it has stolen the inspiration from the future spaceship. Michael Seum, the vice president at Grohe, suggests that the idea behind giving it a thin flowing factor is to suspend belief and make the user ask if the faucet works.

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Massimiliano Settimelli designed One-A faucet for Webert, and it has the dynamic and geometric elegance for a 3D texture. It gives the kitchen a magnificent look with its additive manufacturing technology. One-A also features a negative space, making one search for the channel through which water flows.

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Deca 3D Printed Basin Mixer was blended with technology and minimalism to give it an eye-catching appeal. It has a smooth look, which is crafted by geometric patterns and complemented by smooth contours. The faucet also has a hidden water flow, which will make you always look for the source of the flowing water. This faucet was designed by Pedro Martins and manufactured by Deca.