PekkaSalokannel
I started printing products before most people believed you could. Eyewear, lamps, bags, retail spaces — and now the tools that teach the next set of makers.
Kokosom
A printed eyewear collection that turned into an eyewear company. Nine fronts, three temples, six colours — fitted to one face, printed to order.
Golla
Four years of carrying solutions for phones, cameras and laptops — plus the shops, kiosks and fair stands they were sold in.
3DBear
Same argument, new material: taking digital fabrication and AI into classrooms as a shipped product.
Cresco
A pendant lamp grown from a study of natural systems, sintered in polyamide. Commercialised into the FOC collection and printed in the Finnish design yearbook.
Work that got picked up before 3D printing had a marketing department.
And a few things that are not products.
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