At 3D Systems, a wall of Cube personal printers was abuzz printing objects. Senior designer Scott Turner demonstrated the Cube at Dwell on Design 2013.

The BigRep ONE printer. Full technical specs are available on the BigRep site.

Dodocase products are entirely handcrafted here in our own city. The new iPhone wallet is an attractive option for protecting your phone and storing your cards in one. ($50)

Raymond takes a break on the master bedroom’s interior balcony, which is cantilevered over the dining area.

Photo by Tom Bies

Narcissus Cube by Ligyung, Photo by Sergio Pirrone

Photo by Leo Mieles

Any Pantone aficionado would surely appreciate these fun cases by Case Scenario that add a hit of color to any iPhone 5. ($32)

3-D Printing Demo 3-D printing technology was once only in the domain of professional designers, but thanks to Cubify's new at-home device, it's entered the home realm. Far from just another of-the-moment gizmo, this innovation opens the door for democratizing manufacturing. On Sunday, June 23, at 2:00 p.m. on the Demonstration Stage, join 3D Systems senior researcher Scott Turner as he demonstrates how the award-winning product works, creates an object from start to finish in real time, and chats about 3-D printing's potential.

Cubify's 3D printer.

The Red House, 2002.

To prevent damage to phone and case alike, these Pantone-matched iPhone 5 covers ($27.99) are composed of durable, scratch-resistant plastic.

Sir Terence Conran: iPhone 4S

The printer deconstructed to give a view of all its pieces. Image by: Mugi Yamamoto

Although small in size, the Stack can be used to print massive documents. Photo by: Mugi Yamamoto

Printed sheets create a new stack of paper on top of the machine. Photo by: Mugi Yamamoto

The printer has a very small footprint, measuring in at only 5cm tall, and no larger than an A3 sheet of paper. Photo by: Mugi Yamamoto

The bottom of the printer, where paper is fed into the machine. Photo by: Mugi Yamamoto

The Stack uses standard inkjet cartridges. Photo by: Mugi Yamamoto

The internal mechanisms of the Stack. Photo by: Mugi Yamamoto

Laarman's MX3D printer reproduces the designer's doodles in space. An algorithmic system ensures that each design generated is unique. Photo courtesy of Friedman Benda and Joris Laarman.

Flip Clock application for the iPhone, $0.99

The Yubz retro handset solves several modern dilemmas: its large size makes it easy to card the phone on your shoulder like the horns of yore, the bright color makes it easy to spot and, most importantly, it reduces radiation exposure by 96 percent. ($25-40)

A solid bucket created with the BigRep Printer.

The house is filled with pieces from Small-Design, the children’s furniture company cofounded by Charrier, including the transformable Cube, which does double duty as a chair or table in the top floor kitchen-dining area.

The modern, clean design of this birdhouse provides "simple avian living". The eight color choices give you a chance to draw as much or as little attention to this nest as you like.

Like its peer, the Nest, it takes into account information like bedtimes and the sunrise to use heating and cooling systems efficiently. Honeywell expects that you will control it mainly through the app itself, which lets you change the temperature from any location, or set it to a timer so the house gets warmed or cooled according to your expected arrival time.

Celebrated architect Frank Gehry designed an innovative furniture collection for Heller in 2004. The collection, which features several cubes, a bench, table, chair, and sofa, is characterized by its striking resemblance to sculpture. Although the pieces are suited for daily use, they also look quite lovely on their own—the sleek surfaces, coupled with the gentle curves and flowing lines, allow the collection to be admired for its beauty, as much as it is utilized for function. Crafted from molded polymer, the furniture is comfortable as well as versatile—it can be used indoors and out.

Anna: Medium Format Digi-back for your iPhone! Don't go garagesaling your old film cameras just yet! Badass Cameras has just created a medium format digital back for your Hasselblad, specifically for the use/fit of your iPhone. They just put their project on Kickstarter, and they're way past their goal to get this product going.

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Sideboard designed and fabricated with BigRep Printer.

This iPhone 6 case from Native Union is made of rich walnut wood that is met with a pop of color.

Beaded iPhone Cover by Vukile BatyiIt takes Durban-based designer Vukile Batyi two days to hand stitch all the beads on one of his unique Afro-bling cell phone covers. "I want to push them to the next level,” he says. “I don't want any to look similar.” Batyi collaborates with his mentor and friend Laduma Ngxokolo, whose Xhosa-inspired knitware has similar motifs. The Emerging Creatives program, in which Batyi participated, had a breakout year, collectively showing much stronger and more developed work than before.

Photo by Andy Liffner

At the show, tech accessories brand Native Union will release an iPhone case with a back cut from a block of marble.

"The rooms are first tested out on the small printers," says DUS Architects co-founder Hedwig Heinsman. "Once the file is completely finalized, we send it to the big printer. The technique in the small printer is the same as the big one so we can use the same files." Photo courtesy of DUS Architects.