Biomimetic femoral stem with embedded stochastic open-cell porous structure is designed using a proprietary algorithm. Selective laser melting and Ti-6Al-4V powder are used to additively manufacture the porous stem and a fully dense replica. Finite element analysis and digital image correlation are employed to evaluate the flexural response of the stems. Flexural stiffness reductions of 31% (numerical estimation) and 47% (experiments) are achieved due to added porosity.