Savoir Faire 3D LLC

Los Angeles · one company

Ten years of making, under this name.

Savoir Faire 3D is Florian Klein’s studio. Printed objects, software people actually open, and the instruments between them. Custom work still starts with a note.

The work

A decade of studio practice, grouped by what it is. Not a client list and not a press release.

01

Hike Tracker

A GPS recorder for time on the trail. The track, the pause, the elevation, and a private account. A route can be shared when you decide it should leave the phone.

Field software
02

Printed objects

Cases, adapters, and household pieces drawn for a specific thing already in the world: a drone radio, a passport, a stroller, a soldering iron, a pegboard.

5 in the catalog
03

WMP-1 Studio

A browser studio for the Casio WMP-1. The watch stays on a USB cable at the desk. Songs that have already been checked stay available for playback.

Desk tool
04

Field instruments

Hardware that stays close to the bench: an ESP32 card computer, an M5 camera that can be flashed and streamed, and a logger for plate events on the road.

Lab
05

Simulation

A public record that keeps what a person noticed separate from the story they tell about it. An observation is not a verdict.

Experiment

Objects

Designed here and printed to order. The full shelf also lives on Cults.

Commissions

A custom object, or a piece of software.

Tell the studio what already exists and what it should do. Replies go out within one or two business days.

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