KOUMBI – FROM THE LAYRAMIC PROJECT

Koumbi is a collection of 3D printed ceramic door knobs born from the Layramic research project – a collaboration between Studio Minimetre and designer Guillaume Slizewicz. Each knob is shaped by a parametric algorithm that generates forms randomly through code – making every design unique and unrepeatable.

The Layramic project explores the intersection of generative design and ceramic 3D printing. The shapes – star, coral and spiral – are not drawn by hand but computed: the code defines the rules, randomness defines the form. Each 3D printed ceramic door knob is then produced in our Brussels studio through clay extrusion, kiln firing and hand finishing.

Available in three forms – star, coral and spiral – and three colours: black, white. Each 3D printed ceramic door knob is a small piece of generative art for your home.

• 3D printed ceramic door knobs – designed by parametric code
• Collaboration: Studio Minimetre x Guillaume Slizewicz
• Designed and manufactured in Brussels, Belgium
• 3 forms: star, coral, spiral – 2 colours: black, white
• Zero waste: material from the catering waste recycling chain
• Perfect for furniture, decor

Exhibited at: Brussels House — Milan Design Week 2024 — Fuori Salone Supported by: Brussels Region · Creathriv-EU · Basilicata Creativa · Twist Cluster 2024