Nagami
Nagami is a Spanish design-and-manufacturing firm (Ávila HQ; Madrid showroom) that uses proprietary 6-axis robotic 3D printing with recycled plastics to produce furniture, lighting, sculptures, and large-scale architectural installations for luxury brands, cultural institutions, and design collectors.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2016
- HeadquartersÁvila, Spain
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Nagami does
Nagami (legal entity Nagami Design, S.L.) is a Spanish design and manufacturing company founded in 2016 by architects Manuel Jiménez García, Miguel Ángel Jiménez García, and Ignacio Viguera, with a registered head office in Ávila and a flagship showroom on Calle Jorge Juan 12 in Madrid. The company specializes in large-format robotic 3D printing using proprietary 6-axis robotic arms and an in-house voxel design software, producing furniture (chairs, tables, chaise longues), lighting, sculptures, planters, vases, and large-scale architectural installations primarily from recycled plastics including PETG derived from post-consumer waste. Technical differentiation includes the ability to print continuous-line toolpaths up to ~2.36 km in a single run and to produce pieces approaching 4 meters in height in single 48-hour sessions, with proprietary material-gradient finishes used in work for Dior and Cartier.
Nagami runs a hybrid commercial model built around three revenue streams: (1) direct-to-consumer e-commerce at nagami.design, with global shipping and unit prices ranging from approximately €90 (entry vases) to €29,900 (signature sculptures like the Lovegrove Ganic); (2) bespoke architectural and installation project commissions delivered via enterprise field sales to luxury brands, cultural institutions, and corporates — exemplified by the Dior facade work with Parley Ocean Plastics (Puerto Banús, Bodrum), Cartier's Villa Reale di Marlia display cases with Patricia Urquiola, Telefónica's MWC24 stand with Somos Experiences, the Ecoalf carbon-neutral retail space, CaixaForum Valencia's La Nube, and the Venice Biennale Plasticity piece; and (3) digital craftsmanship — limited-edition designer collaborations and collectibles marketed as museum-grade artifacts, anchored by the Voxel Chair v1.0 (now in the permanent collections of Centre Pompidou and the Philadelphia Museum of Art). Go-to-market combines owned D2C, the Madrid showroom, and a heavy event-led cadence across Milan Design Week, CAN Ibiza, Casa Decor, Formnext, Interihotel, Habitat Valencia, and Miami Scope.
The customer base is concentrated in luxury fashion and jewelry (Dior, Cartier), telecommunications (Telefónica), sustainable consumer brands (Ecoalf), hospitality (Hell's Kitchen Ibiza, The Unexpected Ibiza Hotel), and cultural/architectural institutions (Centre Pompidou, Philadelphia Museum of Art, C Future Lab Shenzhen, CaixaForum), with a roster of recurring designer collaborators including Ross Lovegrove, Karim Rashid, Zaha Hadid Architects, Eugeni Quitllet, Héctor Serrano, Daniel Widrig, and Maisonnumero20. The company operates as a private limited liability company under Spanish law, has not disclosed external funding, and reports a headcount band of 1–10 employees — a footprint that constrains scale but is supported by a partnership-heavy model that externalizes design IP while internalizing manufacturing technology.
Nagami firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Nagami
- Legal name
- Nagami Design, S.L.
- Website
- https://nagami.design
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2016
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- Nagami is a Spanish design-and-manufacturing firm (Ávila HQ; Madrid showroom) that uses proprietary 6-axis robotic 3D printing with recycled plastics to produce furniture, lighting, sculptures, and large-scale architectural installations for luxury brands, cultural institutions, and design collectors.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Nagami industry classification
Industry- Product category
- 3D Printed Furniture and Design
- NAICS
- Household and Institutional Furniture Manufacturing (33712), Industrial Design Services (541420)
- SIC
- Household Furniture (2510)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Industrial/Product & Furniture Design (BPAHAKAM)
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Where Nagami is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Ávila
- HQ country
- Spain
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices2 records
Markets served
Nagami business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Furniture and Product Sales: Direct e-commerce sales of 3D printed furniture including chairs, tables, chaise longues; lighting including lamps; decorative items including vases, planters; and sculptures. Products sold with multiple color/variant options at price points ranging from €90 to €29,900.
- Architectural Projects: Custom architectural installations for luxury retail, hospitality, and cultural institutions. Includes 3D printed facades, interior spaces, display cases, and architectural elements. Revenue generated through bespoke project engagements with brands like Dior, Cartier, Ecoalf, CaixaForum, and Telefónica.
- Digital Craftsmanship and Art Pieces: Creation of unique art installations and design collectibles in collaboration with renowned designers. Includes limited edition sculptures and pieces for museums and private collectors. The Voxel Chair is part of permanent collections at Centre Pompidou and Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Entry-level decorative products (vases, small planters) |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Mid-range furniture (chairs, tables, small lamps) |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Premium furniture (chaise longues, statement chairs) |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Designer lighting collections |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Premium tables |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | High-end sculptures and collectibles |
Go-to-market motion4 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels12 records
Nagami product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Nagami designs, manufactures, and sells large-format robotic 3D printed furniture, lighting, sculptures, vases, and planters made from recycled plastics. The company also delivers bespoke architectural installations for luxury brands, cultural institutions, and corporate clients, offering end-to-end services across architectural projects, furniture and product design, and digital craftsmanship.
Product overview
Nagami is a design company specializing in large-format robotic 3D printing with recycled plastics for furniture and architecture. Founded in 2016 and based in Spain, the company creates a diverse portfolio of products including chairs (Air Chaise, Septa Chair, Rise Chair, B-Loom Chair, Control Chair, Mawj, Nobu, Pereyra Chair, Zenith Chaise, Water Chaise, X-Chair), tables (Air Table, Water Table, Lotto Table, Cake Table, Coffee & Twining Table, Oceana Table, Styla, Degraded Table), lighting (Aqua, B-Loom Lamp, Degradé Lamp, Robotics Lamp, Moon, IceGold Lamp, Nital Lamp, Ibiza Sun Lamp, High Light, Limitless Light, Nebula Lamp, Krakle Lamp), vases (Frizz S.1), planters (Amber Weave Pod, Vitrus), and sculptures (Ganic, FNXT, Plasticity). The company operates through three service pillars: Architectural Projects, Furniture and Product Design, and Digital Craftsmanship. Signature collections include the Voxel Chair (in permanent collections at Centre Pompidou and Philadelphia Museum of Art), Robotica TM (with Ross Lovegrove), and LIGHT AFTER MATTER (lighting collection with multiple designers). Nagami also undertakes large-scale architectural projects for luxury brands including Dior, Cartier, Ecoalf, and Telefónica.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- 3D Printed Chairs and Seating Robotic 3D printed seating furniture made from recycled plastics, designed in collaboration with renowned designers for residential, hospitality, and contract interiors.
- 3D Printed Sun Loungers Large-format robotic 3D printed chaise longues and sun loungers for premium residential and hospitality use.
- 3D Printed Tables Robotic 3D printed tables in various sizes and geometric designs, made from recycled plastics for residential and commercial interiors.
- 3D Printed Lighting Collection Decorative and ambient lamps and luminous objects created through large-format robotic 3D printing with recycled plastics, including the LIGHT AFTER MATTER collection and Degradé Collection.
- 3D Printed Sculptures Large-format 3D printed sculptural art pieces and collectibles made from recycled plastics, created in collaboration with designers for museums, public spaces, and private collectors.
- 3D Printed Vases and Decorative Objects 3D printed decorative vases and objects produced through robotic printing with recycled materials, available in multiple colors and finishes.
- 3D Printed Planters 3D printed planters with complex geometric forms, made from recycled plastics in various colors and finishes.
- Architectural Projects Development of integrated architectural concepts including facades, interior spaces, display cases, and structural elements using large-format robotic 3D printing with recycled plastics, delivered as bespoke commissioned projects.
- Furniture and Product Design Service End-to-end design service for furniture and consumer products, from concept development and digital design through 3D printing production and finishing.
- Digital Craftsmanship Service Conceptualization and production of art, sculpture, and unique design pieces through large-format robotic 3D printing, turning bespoke creative concepts into physical objects.
- Voxel Chair v1.0 Iconic 3D printed chair designed by Manuel Jiménez García and Gilles Retsin, created with proprietary software for large-format robotic 3D printing, redefining the iconic Panton chair.
- Robotica TM Collection Signature furniture collection co-designed with Ross Lovegrove and produced through large-format robotic 3D printing with recycled plastics.
Quantifiable outcome
- 3.3 tons of disposable plastics given second life in Ecoalf project
- +4 more outcomes
Companies that use Nagami
Customer profileNamed customers10 records
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles6 records
Nagami technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature6 records
Nagami partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
17 partnerships are on record, tiered core and key.
- Parley Ocean PlasticscoreStrategic collaboration with Parley Ocean Plastics combined with Dior for sustainable luxury retail projects. Parley provides ocean plastic materials that Nagami transforms through 3D printing into architectural elements. Collaboration demonstrates luxury brands can evolve toward sustainability, technological innovation, and architectural creativity.
- Patricia UrquiolacoreCollaboration with renowned designer Patricia Urquiola on Cartier project at Villa Reale di Marlia. Urquiola provides design vision; Nagami executes 3D printed display cases with gold-to-transparency gradient finish.
- Ross LovegrovecoreOngoing collaboration with designer Ross Lovegrove on multiple projects including Ganic sculpture (nearly 4 meters, printed in 48 hours at C Future Lab Shenzhen) and Light After Matter lighting collection unveiled at CAN Ibiza 2026. Lovegrove's organic design language translated into large-scale 3D printed pieces.
- Studio RRRkeyCollaboration with Estudio RRR on multiple projects including La Tarta de la Madre de Cris (cheese-textured mural in Seville) and Ecoalf project. Studio provides conceptual and architectural proposals; Nagami executes through 3D printing technology.
- Somos ExperienceskeyCollaboration with Somos Experiences on Telefónica stand for Mobile World Congress 2024. Somos Experience led overall event design; Nagami provided 3D printed parametric elements using recycled PETG.
- Cloud 9 (El Globulo Vermelho)keyCollaboration with Cloud 9 on La Nube installation at CaixaForum Valencia. Cloud 9 provides design concept; Nagami executes large-scale 3D printed structural elements.
- Ecologic StudiokeyCollaboration on Tree One project featuring 3D printing with algae (Cyanidium). Advanced bio-fabrication combining 3D printing with living organisms.
- Niccolò CasaskeyCollaboration with architect Niccolò Casas on Plasticity sculpture for Venice Biennale. Casas designed the Italian Pavilion installation executed by Nagami with Parley Ocean Plastic.
- Zaha Hadid ArchitectscoreDesign collaboration producing Rise Chair designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, manufactured by Nagami through robotic 3D printing.
- Karim RashidcoreOngoing collaboration with Karim Rashid including Zenith Lounge Chair and Zenith Chaise for Milan Design Week 2026, Krakle Lamp, and Kontrol Chair. Rashid's futuristic design language executed through Nagami's 3D printing capabilities.
- Eugeni QuitlletkeyCollaboration with designer Eugeni Quitllet on High Light lamp and TANight Chair, featured at Milan Design Week 2026 and in product collection.
- Manuel Jiménez GarcíacoreCo-founder and lead designer responsible for Voxel Chair, Nebula Lamp, Air Chaise, Air Table, Frizz vase, and many other products. Key collaborator in developing exclusive design software and pushing boundaries of 3D printed design.
- Gilles RetsinkeyCollaboration with architect/designer Gilles Retsin on Voxel Chair v1.0, marking milestone in large-format additive manufacturing and redefining iconic Panton chair.
- Maisonnumero20keyPartnership with Maisonnumero20 and founder Oscar Lucien Ono on Aurea immersive hotel concept at Milan Design Week 2026. Nagami contributes material experimentation and spatial storytelling.
- Ideas Etcetera StudiokeyCollaboration with Etcetera Studio on Septa Chair, featured at Milan Design Week 2026 Masterly Dutch in Milano at Palazzo Giureconsulti.
- Héctor Serrano StudiokeyCollaboration producing Degradé Collection designed by Héctor Serrano, part of Nagami's product range.
- Daniel WidrigkeyCollaboration with Daniel Widrig producing Nobu Chair, part of Nagami's product collection.
Scale indicators8 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Nagami competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Studio Bitonti: New York design studio known for luxury 3D-printed products, furniture, and wearables. Direct peer in applying advanced additive manufacturing to high-end design with a designer-led, bespoke model similar to Nagami's.
- Joris Laarman Lab: Dutch design studio pioneering 3D-printed furniture and metal printing (MX3D bridge). Comparable to Nagami in pushing the frontier of large-scale 3D printing for collectible design objects and gallery-grade pieces.
- WertelOberfell: Berlin/Munich design duo working at the intersection of 3D printing, digital craft, and product design. Direct peer in combining generative design with industrial 3D printing for high-end product and furniture work.
- Ai Build: London-based company focused on large-format robotic 3D printing with AI-driven path planning. Closest technology peer to Nagami in industrial-grade large-format additive manufacturing for architecture and design applications.
- Branch Technology: US-based pioneer in large-scale 3D printing for architectural facades and structures. Direct peer in using robotic extrusion AM to produce complex architectural and design installations.
- MX3D: Amsterdam-based company that 3D-prints large metal structures using robotic arms. Comparable to Nagami in scaling robotic additive manufacturing beyond small-format prototyping into architectural-scale objects.
Broad incumbents
- Materialise: Belgian 3D printing service bureau and software provider with industrial-scale AM services across industries. Broad incumbent in the same 3D printing services space, though focused on medical/industrial rather than luxury design.
- Kartell: Iconic Italian luxury plastic-furniture brand with deep designer collaborations (Philippe Starck, Ferruccio Laviani). Broad incumbent and adjacent peer in plastic-based designer furniture sold through premium retail channels.
Emerging players
- D-Shape: Italian company specializing in large-scale binder-jetting 3D printing for architecture, monuments, and furniture. Emerging player in large-format architectural AM with a focus on stone-like materials, partly overlapping with Nagami's architectural installations.
Regional players
- WinSun (Yingchuang Building Technique): Chinese company pioneering large-scale 3D printing of buildings and architectural components using recycled materials. Regional player in large-format architectural 3D printing, comparable in scale ambition but focused on construction rather than design.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks7 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Nagami leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles3 records
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Frequently asked questions about Nagami
What does Nagami do?
Nagami designs, manufactures, and sells large-format robotic 3D printed furniture, lighting, sculptures, vases, and planters made from recycled plastics. The company also delivers bespoke architectural installations for luxury brands, cultural institutions, and corporate clients, offering end-to-end services across architectural projects, furniture and product design, and digital craftsmanship.
Is Nagami a public or private company?
Nagami is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Nagami founded?
Nagami was founded in 2016. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is Nagami based?
Nagami is headquartered in Ávila, Spain, in the Europe region.
How does Nagami make money?
Three revenue lines are on record. Furniture and Product Sales are the primary driver. The others are architectural Projects and digital Craftsmanship and Art Pieces.
Who are Nagami's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Studio Bitonti, Joris Laarman Lab, WertelOberfell, Ai Build, Branch Technology and MX3D. Broad incumbents are Materialise and Kartell. D-Shape is listed as an emerging player. WinSun (Yingchuang Building Technique) is listed as a regional player.
Does Nagami have an API?
No public API is recorded for Nagami.
What industry is Nagami in?
Nagami's product category is 3D Printed Furniture and Design. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAHAKAM, Industrial/Product & Furniture Design. Its NAICS code is 33712 and its SIC code is 2510.