The Willy Side Table is a sculptural multifunctional piece with a smooth curved profile and open storage form. It can be positioned horizontally as a low side table or vertically for a taller display, making it adaptable across residential, retail, hospitality and event settings.
Produced in Brisbane using large-format 3D printing, the table is made from clear recyclable PETG with a visible layered texture that diffuses light and adds depth. Its lightweight yet stable construction makes it easy to reposition for changing layouts and displays.
Specifications
- Dimensions: H 450 × L 530 × W 320 mm
- Material: Clear recyclable PETG
- Finish: Translucent layered surface
- Orientation: Horizontal or vertical use
Applications
Suitable as a side table, bedside table, display pedestal, magazine holder, retail product stand, showroom feature, reception accent or sculptural storage piece.
Material & Use
Designed for indoor and sheltered outdoor use. Place on a stable, level surface and avoid excessive impact, concentrated loads, prolonged extreme heat and harsh weather exposure.
Thoughtful Material Choices
Large-format 3D printing creates the Willy Side Table without dedicated moulds or tooling and places material only where it is needed. For selected products and custom projects, recycled PETG and other suitable material options may be available where performance requirements allow. Material, recycled content and colour availability vary by product and project.
Custom Projects
Custom colours, dimensions and branded variations may be available for commercial interiors, events and rollout projects. Contact Basic Plus to discuss project-specific requirements.
Craftsmanship
Visible layer lines, minor surface marks, bubbles and slight tonal variation are natural characteristics of large-format 3D printing and transparent PETG. These details contribute to the individual appearance of each piece and are not considered manufacturing defects.
Designed & Manufactured in Brisbane
Designed and manufactured by Basic Plus in Brisbane, Australia, using large-format 3D-printing technology.
