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It sounds like a cookie-cutter startup story: A small company with an aversion to the letter “e” (OTHR) sets out to disrupt an established industry (luxury home goods) by leveraging technology (3-D printing) to make products that are more innovative and, in this case, more aesthetically pleasing than their predecessors.
OTHR’s small, elegant objects are produced in materials not usually associated with 3-D printing: steel, porcelain, copper and bronze. Designed by established and often famous designers, each item is…