Hydro-Fold by Christophe Guberan

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ECAL student Christophe Guberan showed an adapted inkjet printer, which can create self-folding origami paper, at Salone Satellite in Milan last month.

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Repeated patterns are generated on the computer and then printed onto paper using a water and ink mix. When the substance meets humid air, the paper instantly reacts.

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WGSN-homebuildlife subscribers can read our full print and pattern overview from Milan Design Week, which includes pattern created by texture as a key trend, here.

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