HOUSE began as an installation exploring shelter, identity and belonging through the repeated form of the house.
The original work, HOUSE: Geometry of Belonging (2025), consists of 108 individually painted 3D-printed houses set within a CNC-cut MDF panel.
Arranged in a 12 × 9 grid, the houses form a collective structure while remaining distinct in colour and presence. Repetition suggests community; variation preserves individuality.
The house is treated as an elemental form: shelter, memory, origin and the possibility of beginning again.
From the installation, HOUSE has developed into an ongoing family of objects. The same form is being explored at different scales, materials and finishes, allowing the project to move between installation, collectible object and everyday product.
This evolution is central to the project: a conceptual idea becoming something that can be held, lived with and shared.
Year: 2025–ongoing
Original work: 3D-printed PLA, painted MDF and acrylic paint
Dimensions: 66 × 50 in.
Designer: Eduardo Lee
Status: Installation completed / Product development ongoing
Original work: 3D-printed PLA, painted MDF and acrylic paint
Dimensions: 66 × 50 in.
Designer: Eduardo Lee
Status: Installation completed / Product development ongoing
