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There’s a version of Coachella most people never see. Not the stage. Not the crowd. Not even the music. It’s everything built around it: the spaces where artists host, brands activate, and experiences are designed down to the smallest detail. Looking back at this year’s festival, one of the most interesting examples of 3D printing going mainstream wasn’t on one of the stages. It was inside SKYLRK OASIS, an invite-only installation created by Justin Bieber’s brand SKYLRK, where visitors gathered around 30 large-scale 3D printed benches.
The project was led by New Jersey-based design and production studio Decibel Made, in collaboration with Italian robotic manufacturing company Caracol. While Decibel has already attracted attention for its work in retail, architecture, and experiential desi