The first printer was bought for a single reason: to make life easier for a family member with a visual impairment. The project was a set of large, tactile, hexagonal button caps — easy to find and press by feel.
That hexagon stuck. It's in our logo, and it's the reason this shop exists. Once the printer was solving one problem, it started solving others — and the ones worth making for other people turned into DnA Plastics.
The hex motif you see throughout the brand is a nod to that beginning: a reminder that good design starts with the person who has to use the thing.