Large pieces are printed in sections, then keyed, bonded and finished so they read as one object. Tell us the size you're imagining and we'll tell you how we'd build it.

How far ahead should we book?

As early as you can. Big pieces need time for modelling, printing and finishing. Send the date with your brief and we'll say straight away whether it's realistic.

Do you design it, or do we bring a file?

Either. Bring a finished model, or a sketch and references and we'll model it with you before anything prints.

Do you finish and install?

Yes. Joining, sanding, priming, painting and protective coats are done in-house, and we deliver and install in New York.

Can you finish a print someone else made?

Yes. Send photos and the size and we'll quote the finishing.

What about fire ratings and outdoor use?

Tell us where the piece will live. We print in white or clear PETG and paint it; venue fire rules and outdoor exposure change the coating, fixings and lifespan, so we plan for them from the start.

Studio · New York

Everyday things, printed big.

A New York studio that 3D prints familiar objects at giant size, then joins, sands and paints them into sculpture.

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01 — The idea

A rubber duck you can stand under. A paperclip taller than you. We take the objects everyone already knows and print them big, as art, installations and brand moments.

From a sketch or a file to a finished piece on site. We engineer the model, print it in sections in white or clear PETG, then join, sand, prime and paint it, and deliver it ready to install.

What we make

02 — The collection

Familiar shapes. Unfamiliar size.

A giant yellow 3D-printed rubber duck in a hotel lobby, a couple taking a selfie — Rubber duck · 04 Signal

A giant clear amber-tinted gummy bear sculpture in a gallery — Gummy bear · clear, tinted 06 Amber

A giant cobalt paperclip sculpture in a creative agency lobby — Paperclip · 02 Cobalt

A giant vermilion push pin on a plinth in a museum gallery — Push pin · 05 Vermilion

A giant lilac wrapped-candy sculpture in a shop window — Wrapped candy · clear, tinted 03 Lilac

A giant ivory paper plane suspended above an office atrium — Paper plane · 01 Ivory

Printed in sections. Painted to read as one.

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03 — Watch it print

Layer by layer.

Scroll to print a real file: a lounge chair, 850 × 964 × 540 mm, in 0.2 mm layers of white PETG. Big pieces print in sections, then get joined, sanded and painted. Pick a paint below to see it finished.

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Lounge chair · STL · 1,876 triangles

04 — Paint

Seven paints, numbered like a specimen box. Every piece prints white or clear; the colour is paint. Pick one and we'll paint the chair.

A technician spray-painting a large knot cobalt in a spray booth

02 COBALT

Look: Opaque and saturated. Holds its depth in side light.
Best for: Hero pieces, sculpture, logos.
Finish: Sanded, primed and sprayed. Matte, satin or gloss.

House paint palette, sprayed over white or clear PETG. Need another colour? We'll match it.

05 — Process

From brief to install.

Brief

A sketch, references or a file, plus the date, the venue, a rough size and a budget range.

Model & engineer

We build or prepare the 3D model, plan how it splits into sections and where the seams go.

Print

Sections are printed in white or clear PETG, ready to join and paint.

Finish & install

Joined, sanded, primed and painted in-house, then delivered and installed on site.

A large-format 3D printer building a white PETG shell section in the workshop — 03 Print · one section at a time

Technicians sanding and filling the seams of giant duck sections, before paint — 04 Finish · seams filled and sanded

A crew lifting the top section of a giant keycap sculpture into place in a lobby at night — 04 Install · overnight, in place

06 — Scale it

How big is big? Drag it next to a person.

Object height

1.20 m

Sections: —

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Section count is illustrative. We plan the sections, seams and joins for every piece, then finish it so it reads as one object.

07 — Sculpture, furniture, objects

Pieces you can sit on, walk around, or light from inside.

Hotel guests sitting on a vermilion 3D-printed ribbon bench in a lobby — Ribbon bench · 05 Vermilion

A clear, lilac-tinted 3D-printed column light glowing in a busy restaurant — Column · clear, tinted 03 Lilac

A cobalt knot sculpture in a gallery — Knot · 02 Cobalt

08 — Finishing

Half the work happens after the printer stops.

Joined

Seams that disappear

Sections are keyed, bonded and filled so a room-size piece reads as one object.

Painted

Every colour is paint

Sanded, primed and sprayed in a house colour, a brand colour or an artist's spec.

Coated

Built for the venue

Protective coats for handling, outdoor use or a long run. Tell us where it will live.

Raw

For when you want the print to show

White or clear PETG, sealed and left as printed. Side light turns every layer into texture.

Already have a print that needs finishing? We take on finishing work too.

09 — FAQ

Good questions.

10 — Start a print

Got a file? Got an idea?

Tell us about the piece: references or a file, the date, the venue, a rough size and a budget range. We'll come back with a plan and a quote.

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