For clean contours and precise shapes, we use CNC milling. It allows us to work with foam, wood, and plastics at a high level of accuracy, making it ideal for creating a solid base. 3D printing lets us quickly produce an initial prototype, so we can see how a shape performs in space and whether everything fits as intended.

Still, handcraft remains essential. Some structures are shaped, trimmed, and refined by hand, because no machine can fully capture the subtlety of skilled work. Texture, detailing, and final adjustments are all built up layer by layer, until the model is exactly as it should be.

Foam, plastics, composites – each material has its own character, chosen carefully based on functionality and finish. Sometimes a prototype is there to test strength and structure. Other times, it’s about fine-tuning the details before production begins. Either way, this step helps eliminate surprises and ensures everything is spot-on before we take it further.