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Designed by Brett Akop

Lou Rocker

Lou Rocker

A fluid rocker that makes the print path part of the design.

Regular price $2,250.00
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Your order-online material Stone finish — outdoor grade

A matte, stone-like texture made from glass-fiber-reinforced recycled PETG. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

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Made to order in New Jersey. Learn about your finish.

Made to order & delivery

Each piece is made to order in our New Jersey studio. Production and delivery timing depend on the piece and destination. Have a particular date in mind? Use “Ask about this piece” below to confirm current timing before ordering.

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Selected for Decibel Editions

The design.

Created by Brett Akop in memory of his grandfather, Lou gives a familiar rocking chair a new expression. The non-planar printing method informs its fluid, structured form, allowing layer lines and negative space to become part of the design rather than details to conceal.

Designed by
Brett Akop
Made in
New Jersey, USA
Order-online finish
Stone · outdoor grade
How it is made
Robotic 3D printing, layer by layer
Lou Rocker

Your finish, explained

Made for indoors
and out.

The colors available to order above are all made in our Stone finish: an outdoor-grade material with a matte, tactile surface. Choose your color and bring the piece into your home, onto a terrace, or into a garden setting.

Matte, layered Stone finish sample

Stone finish

Outdoor-grade, glass-fiber-reinforced recycled PETG. Its mineral-like appearance and visible layers give the surface its character, with a formulation suited to indoor and outdoor use.

Finish names describe the appearance of the polymer material, rather than solid stone or glass. Screen colors are a guide; contact us about a physical sample.

Brett Akop

Meet the designer

Brett Akop

Brett Akop is an industrial designer dedicated to creating thoughtful, functional objects shaped by emerging technologies. Using XR tools like Gravity Sketch and Vizcom, he prototypes rapidly and communicates ideas with clarity, helping brands evolve their design workflows. Currently, he collaborates with Vizcom to produce educational and experimental content exploring the future of concept visualization.

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Made to order. A piece chosen for your space.

For architects, designers & specifiers

Bring Editions into your project.

Specifying Lou Rocker for a residential, hospitality, retail, or workplace project? Explore custom colors, material directions, samples, and quantity-based project support with our team.

Trade materials & custom finishes

More ways to specify.

Start with the standard outdoor-grade Stone finish, or discuss another material direction for the project. Custom specifications are reviewed for the design and quoted separately; they do not change the order-online options above.

Matte, layered Stone finish material sample

Stone finish

Outdoor-grade, reinforced recycled PETG

The standard order-online material across Editions. A matte, stone-like surface for indoor and outdoor use, with custom colors available by project inquiry.

Warm, fiber-rich Wood finish biocomposite sample

Wood finish

Plant-fiber-reinforced biopolymer

A warm, tactile direction for interior projects. Available by specification inquiry, with material compatibility, heat, moisture, and wear reviewed for the design.

Translucent layered Glass finish PETG sample

Glass finish

Translucent recycled PETG

Available to order online on the Cloud Chair. For other Editions, discuss a custom specification. Color, wall geometry, and lighting shape the degree of translucency.

Stone, Wood, and Glass describe the appearance of printable polymers and composites—not solid stone, timber, or glass. Custom specifications, material compatibility, performance requirements, pricing, and timing are reviewed before approval. The outdoor-grade designation above applies to the Stone finish; other formulations are assessed for the intended application.

A robotic print head producing a yellow chair at Decibel
Robotic production at Decibel, New Jersey.

Process & production

From specification to production.

A robotic print head deposits material along a programmed path, building the object layer by layer. Geometry, material, and the path itself work together to create the form and its surface.

For a project specification, we review finish, color, quantity, and the intended setting. Physical samples help resolve appearance before custom production, while delivery and any special performance requirements are considered alongside the design.

Explore our printing process
  1. 01 / Define

    Share the setting.

    Tell us the piece, quantities, palette, delivery location, and timing. Include any commercial or project-specific performance requirements.

  2. 02 / Review

    Resolve the finish.

    Review compatible materials and physical samples. Agree the custom specification, pricing, and production approach before approval.

  3. 03 / Produce

    Plan the delivery.

    Coordinate the approved production, finishing, and delivery requirements with our New Jersey team.

Trade & project inquiry

Let’s work through the details.

Tell us about your project and how you’d like to use Lou Rocker. Request a finish sample, dimensions, custom color, project quantities, or delivery information.

Buying a listed color for yourself? Use the order options at the top of the page. This form is for trade support and custom requests.

This is an inquiry, not an order. Custom specifications, samples, pricing, and timing are confirmed before production.