Ideas, builtlayer by layer.
Large-format 3D printing for sculptural forms, scale models, architectural elements and display pieces. Designed by the studio that shapes the brand, and finished to be seen up close.
- IdeaThe brief
- FormThe model
- MaterialThe print
- ObjectThe piece
Forms we print.
One process, many outcomes. Everything below starts as a digital model and ends as something you can walk around.
Sculptural forms
Figures, sculptures and statement pieces, printed at the scale they are meant to be seen.
Scale models
Architectural and product models that make a proposal legible before it is built.
Architectural elements
Bespoke panels, reliefs and details for interior spaces.
Retail & display
Display pieces, props and visual merchandising for windows, counters and floors.
Furniture & objects
Furniture, décor and one-off objects, formed without moulds.
Prototypes
Early physical versions to test form, fit and proportion before production.
3D design & modelling
Modelling and file preparation, from a sketch to a print-ready form.
Finishing
Sanding, priming, paint and mixed-media finishes, from raw to refined.
Seen four ways.
A printed piece is judged at four distances: its form, its scale in a space, its detail up close, and the finish in hand.
Form
The silhouette comes first. A piece has to read from across the room before anything else matters.
Scale
Proportion is set by the space the piece will live in, then resolved in the model.
Detail
Up close, the edges, transitions and relief have to hold.
Finish
Raw, painted or mixed media, the surface is decided with the brand, not after it.
Selected pieces.
Printed and finished work for retail, display and sculpture.
From brief to piece.
Five stages, each one building on the last.
Brief
What the piece is for, where it will live and how it will be seen.
Develop
Form, scale and detail resolved in the model before anything is printed.
Produce
Printed, checked and prepared for finishing.
Finish
Sanded, primed and finished to the brief.
Deliver
Packed, delivered and placed, ready to be seen.
Where it lives.
The same process serves very different rooms.
Retail & visual merchandising
Window pieces, display props and in-store features.
Exhibitions & events
Stand features and objects that anchor a space.
Interiors & hospitality
Reliefs, fixtures and statement objects.
Architecture & property
Scale models that make a development legible.
Art & culture
Sculptural work for cultural and private spaces.
Have a form in mind?
Send a sketch, a reference or just the idea. We will tell you how we would make it.