Print The Future set to be the First 3D-Printed Furniture Company to Showcase Ideas on Demand at High Point Market

Print The Future set to be the First 3D-Printed Furniture Company to Showcase Ideas on Demand at High Point Market

Visit Print The Future in Mill Village From April 21-25

High Point, North Carolina - Print The Future, an omni-channel 3D-printed furniture company that makes printing ideas on demand a reality is set to showcase in Mill Village as a part of High Point Market next week. Print The Future will be the only 3D-printed furniture company to feature at the market.

High Point Market is the largest furnishings industry trade show in the world, bringing more than 75,000 people to High Point, North Carolina, twice annually.

At the show, Print The Future will occupy 960 square feet on the second floor of Mill Village and provide visitors with an experience unlike any other. The theme of Mill Village is: design, customization, craftsmanship, innovation and sustainability - a natural fit for Print the Future.

“Our vision is to be the global leader in 3D printing ‘Ideas on Demand’, uniquely combining design, print, recycle and impact, as a powerful force for good in the world “ said Neil Patel, CEO and Founder of Print The Future.

Three large-format 3D printers will be on-site printing beautifully designed furniture pieces before attendees’ very eyes. Visitors will also be able to see completed 3D printed furniture, allowing them to touch and feel finished products and experience how Print The Future is able to turn their ideas into reality.

Print the Future visitors at High Point will also also have the opportunity win a piece of 3D printed furniture and will be encouraged to vote for the next city that will host a Print The Future pop-up-shop. The first pop-up shop opened earlier this year in Midtown, New York City. The pop-up shop was featured by publications such as Elle Decor, Editor-at-Large and Interior Design Magazine.

“Print The Future will enable the community to select pieces from our curated catalogue or bring their own designs to life like never before possible. We are democratizing design and allowing people to unleash their inner designer. What YouTube did for video content creators is what we are doing for designers. The possibilities really are endless.” Added Patel.

Patel also believes in the power of 3D printing to create a sustainable ecosystem that eliminates the need for shipping finished products, reducing our carbon footprint and enabling mass-customization and zero-waste for a consumer-focused economy.

Visit Print The Future in Mill Village from April 21-25.

Contact Brittany@printthefuture.today to schedule a personal tour and demonstration on-site with the Print The Future team.

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Media Contact

Brittany Whitmore

Phone: 1.778.238.6096

Email: Brittany@Printthefuture.today