Nagami and Zaha Hadid Architects unveil 3D printed ECHO Chair in recycled PETG

Nagami, the additive manufacturing furniture company, has launched the ECHO Chair with Zaha Hadid Architects. The piece is large-scale 3D printed in recycled PETG and treats echo as a geometric condition rather than an acoustic one. The release is a named commercial product from an established AM design and manufacturing studio, not a one-off show concept.

High-profile architecture collaborations remain one of the clearest demand channels for large-format polymer AM furniture, where form freedom and recycled feedstock matter more than aerospace-grade qualification. Recycled PETG keeps the focus on circular materials and design intent rather than machine novelty. For design-led AM studios and service shops, the practical takeaway is that named products with recognized partners convert better than process demos alone-especially when the feedstock is explicit and the object is ready for sale, not only exhibition.