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The New Raw

Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, 1410 Copenhagen

The New Raw

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The New Raw crafts sustainable furniture for indoor and outdoor spaces using robotic 3D printing and plastic waste. By blending digital precision with traditional craftsmanship, the studio designs tactile pieces with layered textures and organic forms. Each product is heavy-duty, long-lasting, and 100% circular, while the production process embraces natural irregularities, highlighting the beauty of raw materials. Committed to innovation in both product development and commissioned projects, The New Raw redefines waste through meticulous craft and sustainable design. Founded in Rotterdam in 2016 by Panos Sakkas and Foteini Setaki.

The New Raw unveils its outdoor furniture collection at 3daysofdesign. In the Ukraine House in Denmark, The New Raw presents its latest furniture collection for the outdoors—durable, weatherproof, and crafted to last. The exhibition showcases the studio’s focus on sustainable production and craftsmanship, featuring four key pieces in a refined colour palette designed to blend with outdoor settings and stand the test of time. Each piece is crafted using recycled plastic sourced from local waste streams, and produced through robotic 3D printing in Rotterdam, NL.

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