New technologies meet craftsmanship: the good fruits of the pandemic
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The first 3D printing laboratory opens for the creation of illuminated furnishing objects.
The first laboratory for decorative lights created using 3D printers was born in San Vito dei Normanni , in the heart of Alto Salento. Traditional shapes, night lights and customized projects are born from the hands of two under25 brothers passionate about technology and strongly linked to their roots.
I Luminari SRLS is a company born in November 2021 from an idea born as a pastime during the first COVID-19 lockdown. The two brothers decide to purchase a 3D printer to test its potential in fields still unexplored for this technology.
“The main objective of the project is to make decorative lights accessible to everyone using new technologies combined with classic craftsmanship” says Alessandro, director of the company.
By reducing the costs of wood, using cutting-edge materials and automating some of the manufacturing processes of these objects, the company offers quality, light and eco-sustainable products with the possibility, thanks to the use of these very high precision machinery, of also create complex and detailed shapes at low costs.
With this idea, they open their first store in Corso Leonardo Leo, 42 in San Vito dei Normanni (BR) on 26 November 2021. A venue that offers, in addition to the sale of their products, a space for professionals, enthusiasts and beginners to discover 3D printing, design and all related services , including the creation of logos and coordinated images.