In Paris, there is a small creative workshop that combines technology, design, and sustainability. It’s called Warren & Laetitia and it was born from the idea of rethinking everyday objects starting from a radical approach: using 3D printing not only as a prototyping tool but as a true means of production.

3D printers have become the core of the process for these two designers – Warren Blauvac and Laetitia Bou Acar – allowing them to experiment with new shapes optimized for this type of production. Each project is a balance of research, testing, and intuition, where material is never neutral but an integral part of the design itself.

Warren and Laetitia choose to work only with recycled and recyclable materials, such as rPLA made from food packaging and r-PETG obtained from plastic bottles, both sourced from France and Europe. A choice that reflects the urgency of creating objects that are not only beautiful and functional, but also responsible and in harmony with the environment.

The studio is not only a place of production but also of collaboration. The invitation is open: anyone with an idea can bring it to life with them, drawing on their expertise in combining digital craftsmanship with care for the planet. A reality definitely worth keeping an eye on.