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Whips and cream for Pierre Hermé

The giant 3D printed whisks and cream made for the Pierre Hermé house are a real-world example of a 3D printed window display for pâtisserie: oversized golden utensils coated in cream, installed in several boutiques — Saint-Placide and Cambon in Paris, La Vallée Village in Serris, Monmouth Street in London. Collection launch, seasonal window, a display shared by a store network: PAMI3D prints your giant window props to measure in its workshop in Bonson (Loire, France). Free quote within 24 to 48 hours.

Golden whisk and white cream 3D printed in large format for the Pierre Hermé shop windows, PAMI3D
Golden whisk and cream: the real part, FDM 3D printed in our workshop.

The Pierre Hermé project: golden whisks and their cream for several windows

The moment: a pâtisserie house wants a display shared by several boutiques, between Paris and London, that instantly evokes the pastry chef’s craft — without looking like a catalogue prop.
The PAMI3D creation: golden whisks “dipped” in a smooth cream, at window scale. A miniature prototype first validated feasibility, assembly and the gloss of the white; large format production followed.

An original request made possible by large format 3D printing.

Giant 3D printed cream for a Pierre Hermé window display, PAMI3D workshop
Several shapes and sizes to suit each boutique.

A 3D display tailored to each store

The moment: a single campaign, but windows of different widths and depths from one boutique to the next.
The PAMI3D creation: several whisk models in different shapes and sizes — a full model to walk around, and a flat-backed model to mount against the wall. Each piece required 8 to 16 kg of material; the largest cream measures 60×60×70 cm and weighs 16 kg.

The same principle applies to a window display rolled out across an entire store network.

3D printed whisk and cream, gold paint finish and raw white filament, Pierre Hermé, PAMI3D
Whisks painted gold, creams left in raw white filament.

Gold finish and glue-free assembly: designed for logistics

The moment: the displays travel from one boutique to another and are installed by in-store teams, sometimes at night, between two window changes.
The PAMI3D creation: whisks sanded, primed and then painted gold; creams left raw to make the most of the white filament’s gloss. Each piece is assembled without glue: it comes apart, so it is easy to transport and reassemble.

Discover our professional finishes: sanding, priming, painting, varnishing.

Why 3D printing for a pâtisserie window?

Pastry chefs, chocolatiers, ice-cream makers, bakers, delicatessens: the window tells the story of your craft before the first taste. A utensil, a macaron, a cream or a signature pastry reproduced as a giant stops people in their tracks, gets photographed and shared. Large format 3D printing makes these shapes possible without a mould, as a one-off for a single boutique or as a series for a whole network — and the archived file lets you reissue the display identically.

✓ Your gourmet window display in practice:

Modelled from a photo, a sketch or a 3D file · FDM printing in PLA or PETG, up to 110×110×170 cm in a single piece · painted finish (gold, lacquered, matt) or raw filament · one-off or series for several boutiques · made in France (Bonson, Loire) · free quote within 24 to 48 hours.

3D printed pâtisserie window displays: your questions answered

Can you reproduce a utensil or a pastry as a giant?

Yes: from a photo, a sketch or a 3D file, we model the object and print it at the scale of your window — whisk, macaron, cake, cone, chocolate bar.

Can one display equip several boutiques?

Yes, as in the Pierre Hermé project: a shared display, adapted in several shapes and sizes for each window, from a one-off piece to a series.

Can the parts be taken apart for transport?

We can design a glue-free, demountable assembly to make shipping and installation by your in-store teams easier.

What budget and lead time should I plan?

Both are set in the quote according to dimensions, number of parts and finish. Write to devis@pami3d.com with the date the window goes live: free quote within 24 to 48 hours, no obligation.

How large can you print?

Up to 110×110×170 cm in a single piece, with no visible assembly — beyond that, the piece is designed in several parts.

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Your bespoke gourmet window display

Giant utensil, signature pastry, a display shared by your boutiques: as a one-off or a series, demountable if needed. Made in France (Bonson, Loire).

Free quote within 24 to 48 hours • Technical advice • Made in France