3Dkoriste

3Dkoriste is a term originating from Estonia, generally referring to decorative elements or ornamentation produced using three-dimensional printing technology. This encompasses a wide range of items, from architectural embellishments and interior design features to custom artistic creations and functional prototypes with aesthetic appeal. The process typically involves digital design followed by additive manufacturing, where materials like plastic, resin, or even metal are layered to form the desired object.

The application of 3Dkoriste extends to various sectors. In construction and renovation, it allows for the replication of historical decorative elements or the creation of entirely new, intricate designs that would be difficult or impossible to produce with traditional methods. For interior designers and artists, 3D printing provides a flexible platform for realizing unique sculptures, custom lighting fixtures, or personalized decorative accents. The ability to iterate designs quickly and produce them on demand makes 3Dkoriste a valuable tool for customization and innovation. While often associated with modern technology, the concept itself draws parallels to historical decorative arts, emphasizing form and visual interest. The affordability and accessibility of 3D printing technology have contributed to its growing use in creating these decorative objects.