Designed around your space

Custom home accessories that start with your measurements.

An organiser for an awkward drawer, a holder for your actual phone and cable, or a vase around a particular insert. Describe what should fit and what the object must do. We agree design, printing and any additional components before production.

Start with a description, sketch or model link · quotation first

A black 3D-printed faceted vase beside white ceramics, with tulips in morning light.
A faceted vase at home, next to things that were already there.

What would you like made?

Useful in your space. Made in your style.

Organisers and holders

Start with usable space and the objects that go inside. Include obstacles, removal space, cables and mounting so the design works in use, not just on a drawing.

Vases and decorative objects

Choose the shape and explain the contents. Dried flowers, a water-holding insert and a plant each raise different questions about openings, inner space, drainage and stability.

A particular household solution

Send a sketch, photographs and the known dimensions. Include load, movement, heat or contact conditions. Feasibility and the scope of a trial are assessed before an order is accepted.

01 — Describe what needs to work for you

You do not need a technical drawing to begin. Describe what you want to store, display or attach and the style you have in mind. A photograph of the space with a scale reference helps.

Measure available width, depth and height with units. For an organiser, include the actual contents; for a phone holder, include the phone with its case, viewing angle and charging connector. Mark hinges, lips, screws and other obstacles.

Measure usable space and contents

02 — Agree a usable design

We discuss shape, dimensions, colour, material and finishing. Necessary modelling and revision rounds are included in the proposal. A trial for a critical fit can be agreed separately.

If you have a file or a model from another maker, supply its exact source. Rights must permit commercial production and the requested modifications before acceptance.

Understand modelling and agreed revisions

03 — Print for the specified use

After approval, we make the agreed execution. A decorative vase and a daily loaded holder need different decisions. Describe water, warmth, sunlight, food contact, weight and movement before production.

Watertightness, dishwasher resistance and food-contact suitability are not standard promises. A vase can be designed around a separate watertight inner vessel. Layer lines may remain; agree the desired appearance beforehand.

Prepare a vase around a water-holding insert

04 — Agree what arrives at your home

The quote identifies design, print work, additional components and shipping. Size, material, finishing, quantity and design changes determine the price; one item can be assessed too.

Provide postcode and country for shipping assessment. Scheduling follows review. The delivered result is checked against the agreed execution; installation in your home is not included automatically.

Specify loose or assembled delivery

Questions about home accessories

Can I start without a file?
Yes. Describe the job and send a sketch, photographs and the dimensions you know. Required design work is quoted before production.
Can an existing catalogue model be adapted?
Its rights and geometry are assessed first. Supply the OT number and required changes rather than assuming every model can be resized.
Is a printed vase waterproof?
Not automatically. Explain whether it is decorative or uses a separate water-holding insert. A photo does not establish water retention.
Are inserts or fittings included?
Only as specified in the quote. Tell us what you already own and which components you want supplied.

What should fit your space?

Send your idea, useful measurements and photographs. Open questions are welcome; the execution and price are confirmed after assessment.