MakerMex

MakerMex is a company in León, Mexico, that designs and prints decorative pieces using robotics and large-format 3D printing. The company says it develops its own software and technology for the process. Its catalogue covers vases, ornaments, table bases and design spheres, and it also takes custom fabrication jobs. The site describes the pieces as contemporary designs, some with organic or geometric shapes that let light pass through them.

Robotic printing and decorative lines

• Robotic precision: a robot controls the deposition path, which the company says gives clean and consistent finishes.
• Large format: print volume up to 1 m³, for monumental and high-impact pieces.
• Surface textures: programmed robot movement creates a different texture on each piece.
• Decorative range: vases, jars, ornaments, table bases and design spheres, in organic or geometric forms.

Custom fabrication

Beyond the decorative line, MakerMex offers standard and large-format 3D printing, laser cutting of wood and acrylic, and CNC machining from soft woods to steel. It prepares files for printing and machining, and it repairs and maintains 3D printers of its own MakerMex brand. The company says it can scale a design and adapt its size to a specific space, which suits interior design projects.

Furniture and interiors

The site says MakerMex builds solid structures with three-dimensional printed patterns for exclusive furniture. Its large formats carry textures that suit interior design work, and the company says its translucent designs transmit light in a distinctive way.

Key facts

• Based in: León, Mexico
• Products: Decorative vases, jars, ornaments, table bases and design spheres; MakerMex 3D printers (repair and maintenance)
• Markets: Interior design projects