About

Kim Kedem is an interior designer and fabrication specialist operating at the intersection of spatial design and advanced manufacturing. With a BFA in Interior Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) and a Master’s degree in Digital Design and Fabrication from SUNY New Paltz, her work bridges the gap between traditional interior environments and cutting-edge technical execution.

Kim’s practice is defined by a deep technical fluency in digital tools and physical production. She specializes in the end-to-end development of custom design solutions, from complex 3D modeling and product design to hands-on fabrication. Her expertise includes:

• Ceramic 3D Printing: Designing, building, and programming custom delta-style 3D printers specifically optimized for clay and ceramic rheology.

• Digital Fabrication: Expert operation of CNC milling and multi-platform 3D printing to realize bespoke architectural components and furniture.

• Computational Design: Utilizing advanced workflows to translate intricate concepts into functional, manufacturable objects.

Having contributed to high-profile projects at firms such as ICRAVE and Meyer Davis, Kim has honed a comprehensive approach to crafting bespoke spaces. Today, her work focuses on leveraging these industrial capabilities to challenge the limitations of traditional construction. Through Mixingbowl Studio, she continues to push the boundaries of the field, combining rigorous technical research with automated fabrication to create dynamic, forward-looking environments.