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Browse 28 parametric home designs you can customize in your browser and print at home. Adjust the dimensions, add your own text, pick filament colors, then download a print-ready STL or 3MF file — every design is parametric, so it adapts to exactly what you need.
homeA vase in three parts: a slim coloured cup that holds the water, a sculpted clear shell printed in transparent PETG so it glows like frosted glass, and a coloured funnel collar that screws on top. The shell drops over the cup and its foot lands on a wide base flange; the collar then screws onto the neck and clamps the shell's mouth — captured top and bottom, so it never slides off. Choose from six shell styles — stacked twin bulbs, a classic urn, a slim bud vase, a fluted drum lantern, a faceted crystal, or rippled blown glass — then size the height and width. Prints as three pieces (two colour, one clear); no supports, no glue.
homeA bird-shaped banana hanger that keeps the bunch bruise-free on the kitchen counter — pick a goose, a minimal modern bird, a chubby duck, an elegant swan or a toucan with a banana-shaped bill. The bird's neck arcs up and over its round base plate, and the bunch rests in a saddle on top of the bill, draping down through the open curve of the neck. Prints as two flat slot-together parts with no supports (the classic recipe), or in place as one standing piece. Two colour zones plus the base make the classic white-goose-orange-beak look one click away.
homeA countertop bread box straight off a bakery shelf: slanted drop-front door filled with reeded 'glass' printed in transparent PETG, a golden baguette handle standing off the door on a slim neck, a striped bakery awning with a scalloped edge over the door — two-tone on a multi-colour (AMS) printer, or swap it for a plain wavy valance — and chamfered little feet. The body prints in one supports-free piece; the door hooks onto printed pivot pins — no hardware anywhere — opens to a friendly 50 degrees and lifts out for cleaning. A hidden gutter catches crumbs at the sill and vent slots in the back keep the crust crisp. Fits loaves up to about 20 cm wide on the default size.
homeA pedestal cake stand: a round serving platform on a flared, patterned foot. Pick the pedestal pattern — smooth, fluted, spiral, ribbed, faceted or waves — and the dimensions: platform size and thickness, overall height, and the foot and stem widths. Prints as one piece in a single colour.
homeSix drink coasters that turn one favorite city into a coordinated table collection, plus a matching holder that stores the complete set upright. Choose New York, Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Tokyo, Seattle, San Francisco, London, Rome, Sydney, Barcelona, Chicago or Amsterdam. Every city gets six different locally recognizable compositions—landmarks, architecture, transport, culture and a typographic city mark—not one repeated graphic. Choose engraved one-color outlines, flush two-color inlays, or detailed four-color AMS artwork. All faces remain perfectly level for mugs and glasses. The project opens as four plates: two coasters on each of the first three and the holder by itself on the fourth, so the holder is easy to skip when you only want the coasters.
homeA strong right-angle bracket with a reinforcing gusset across the inside of the corner - the industrial 'STRONG' look. Two flanges meet at 90°, braced by a triangular gusset whose face carries decorative flutes, and each leg is drilled for screws. Size the two legs independently, set the width and flange thickness, choose one to three screw holes per leg, and pick the screw size (M3-M6) and head style - countersunk for a flush flat-head, counterbored for a recessed cap head, or a straight through hole. Switch the gusset between fluted, plain, or none for a light-duty plain L. Prints flat with no supports and downloads as one sturdy part; raise the quantity to print a matched set on a single plate.
homeA chic two-part cupcake stand. A patterned pedestal column carries a wide flat serving plate: the plate's recessed underside pocket drops onto the pedestal collar with an easy slip fit, so the stand assembles without tools or glue and packs flat between parties. Choose the signature serpentine pattern — stacked ribbons of fat rounded tube that snake up and around the column — or spiral ribs or a woven diamond lattice, then size the plate, pedestal and tube gauge to suit. The two pieces print separately and the 3MF arrives on two ready-to-print plates with independent plate and pedestal colours.
homeA little gabled house that is really a shelf: open rooms on every floor for tiny treasures, an attic under the roof, and pull-out trinket drawers with shaped knobs. The plank-panelled back carries a motif cut right through the gable — a heart, star, flower or moon that also becomes the drawer knobs — and each side wall gets four-pane windows with glue-in white frames. Choose one to three storeys, the exact width, depth and room height, how many drawers, and a roof trimmed with scalloped clouds, clean edges or zigzag bunting. Prints as a three-colour project, one colour per plate — house, drawers, and roof + trim — so it works without an AMS too. Every part lies flat on its back on the plate — no supports and no brim.
homeA configurable decorative flower vase. Set the height and the four key widths — base, belly, neck, and opening — for the silhouette, then pick a surface style: smooth, vertical flutes, a twisting spiral, horizontal ribs, flat facets, or soft waves. Hollow with a sealed watertight floor.
homeRaise a table, desk, sofa or BBQ grill to a height that is actually comfortable — a few centimetres make all the difference for tall people. Print one riser per foot and pick what each foot is: a solid leg drops into a snug rectangular pocket that keeps it from sliding off, while a caster or wheel parks in a concave cradle matched to its diameter so it cannot roll away. The rise you choose is the exact height added in both modes, so mixed feet lift a piece evenly — two wheel cradles plus one leg pocket level a kettle grill. A wide base flange (auto-widened on tall risers) keeps everything stable, and the block prints solid and support-free.
homeA Halloween ghost that swallows your drink. Drop a can in and the ghost wears it: a draped sheet with cloth folds and a scalloped hem that stands flat on the table, leaving the lid and tab exposed so you can still drink from it. Six soft ribs inside the collar grip the can, so the ghost comes up with the drink instead of staying behind. Pick your can and it is cut to fit - 12 oz soda and beer, 7.5 oz minis, 16 oz tallboys, 500 ml, 19.2 oz pints, the slim 12 oz and 330 ml seltzer and energy cans, the 8.4 oz slim, or type your own size. Four faces (classic, boo, smile, wicked), sized to taste. Choose glue-in eyes printed in a second colour on their own plate, or cut-out eyes for a one-piece single-colour print. Prints hem-down with no supports.
homeCustomizable hexagonal hollow planter with optional drainage holes.
homeA configurable butt hinge that prints already assembled and swings straight off the bed - no pins to insert, no supports, no glue. Two leaves are joined by an interleaved barrel of alternating knuckles on a captured pin; the leaves share no material, so once you free the joint they pivot smoothly. Size the leaves (length along the pin, reach and thickness), pick 3, 5, 7 or 9 knuckles, and drill one to four mounting screws through each leaf in M2.5-M5 with countersunk, counterbored or straight heads. Choose a snug, standard or loose fit to tune the swing to your printer. Prints flat and downloads as one file holding both moving leaves; raise the quantity to print a matched set on a single plate.
homeA routine board that turns daily tasks into a game: one row per activity, each with a picture window and a chunky sliding toggle. Push the slider right and a green check appears — done! Push it left for the red cross. The activities live on a printed paper sheet under the snap-in front plate, so the board is endlessly reusable: download the included PowerPoint or Word template to type your own activities, or the cut-and-glue PDF kit with ready-made pictures (English and Portuguese), print at 100% scale, cut, and drop it in. Three to eight activities per board; the same template fits every size. Choose a flat back, glue-in magnet pockets for the fridge, or keyhole slots for wall screws. Prints flat with no supports on three single-colour plates — no multi-material system needed. Sliders are captured once the front plate snaps under the corner catches; a notch on the edge levers it out to change the sheet.
homeA set of botanical drink coasters shaped as leaves, with a slotted stand that keeps them upright on the table like a little potted plant. Choose the plant — monstera with its slit blade and window holes, maple, oak, ginkgo or a smooth heart leaf — plus the number of coasters and their size. No two leaves in a set are identical: every blade grows its own proportions, slits, lobes and veins, and alternate leaves are mirrored, so the spread looks picked off a plant. A raised margin-and-vein relief keeps glasses on a flat ridge plane while the recessed cells give each leaf real depth. The leaves print two per plate and the stand on its own plate in a second colour.
homeA smooth watertight flower vase wrapped in a removable modern-pattern sleeve. The vase drops into the sleeve from above and seats on its closed base with an easy-print slip fit, so sleeves can be swapped without tools or glue. Choose the vase height and width, tune the vase wall and sleeve thickness, then select from soft waves, a diamond weave, a pebble grid, stacked rounded rectangles, or spiral ribs. The two pieces print separately and the 3MF arrives on two ready-to-print plates with independent vase and sleeve colours.
homeA modern catch-all tray for keys, jewellery, trinkets and desk odds-and-ends. Choose the shape — a rounded oval, a circle, a rounded rectangle, a five-petal flower or a heart — then the border style: a clean smooth wall, vertical fluting, fine horizontal ribbing, cut scallops, a piped-buttercream cake look with a pearl border and swag, or a cute two-tone panda with ears and a face. Size it to your dresser, entryway or desk; the cake and panda styles print in two colours on an AMS-equipped printer (or as a single fused mesh in STL).
homeA playful display shelf in a cute silhouette — butterfly, car, rocket, heart or cloud — with built-in nooks sized for mini figures, blind-box toys and little treasures. Hang it flush on the wall with hidden keyhole slots (no visible screws), or choose the tabletop version with a rounded pedestal base for a desk, dresser or nursery shelf. Prints flat with no supports; pick the size and shelf depth to fit your collection.
homeA polished countertop or wall-mounted soap dish sized to the bar and bathroom. Choose rounded pebble ribs, clean spa slats, or a decorative sunburst support pattern, then add front drainage or a raised splash guard. The optional reinforced backplate fits two medium water-resistant adhesive strips and leaves their pull tabs accessible for clean removal.
homeA stadium-shaped serving platter for game day: a central sports pitch with the field-line markings, ringed by snack compartments. Pick the size, how many compartments, and the sport — soccer, American football, basketball or tennis. The lines print engraved in a single colour or raised in a second.
homeA tea station for the counter: compartments full of enveloped tea bags behind colourful snap-in faceplates — pull the front bag out through the wave opening, pop a plate off to refill. Configure the grid, merge full-height columns for your favourite tea, and size every compartment to your brand's envelopes. The body prints in one piece lying on its back; the faceplates print face-down and click firmly into place.
homeA coaster set you can play: nine chunky X and O pieces in a 3x3 tray that is the game board one minute and the storage case the next. Every piece is a real drink coaster — the X's wide arms and the O's thick ring keep mugs and glasses sitting flat and stable. Pieces drop into their pockets and stand a little proud of the board, so they are easy to grab mid-game, and the round O leaves finger room at the pocket corners just like the diagonal X does at the edges. The optional lid caps the tray into a clean flush-sided case with an engraved # grid on top and thumb notches to pop it open. Pick the piece size and thickness; the board sizes itself. Prints as a three-plate project — tray, pieces and lid — in three colours.
homeA tiered serving stand (etagere) for snacks, cupcakes, fruit or afternoon tea — stacked trays on a central column, each tier smaller than the one below so everything stays visible and easy to reach. Choose 2 to 5 tiers, the tray shape (rectangle, oval or round) and how they stack: the classic cascade with aligned back edges, or centred like a wedding cake. Every tier prints as its own plate and the tiers simply press together — a post on top of each column seats in a socket under the next tray, capped with a ball handle on top. Take it apart to wash or store it flat.
homeTurn the spare toilet roll into the family pet: the roll is the animal's fluffy body, standing on four little legs with a cartoon face screwed into the core. Sixteen animals to collect — sheep, pig, cow, bunny, frog, panda, bear, cat, dog, chick, fox, koala, mouse, owl, tiger and penguin — each printing as its own plate in its own colours. A spring plug grips inside the cardboard tube, the face screws onto it, and four legs click into a curved saddle the roll rests on. No glue, no supports, and swapping in a fresh roll takes seconds.
homeA trash can made to measure: set the width and height, the wall thickness, and the angle of the walls — a straight cylinder, the classic tapered can, a curved bucket flare or a gentle barrel bow. Dress the outside in a pattern borrowed from our vases: vertical fluting, a twisting spiral, horizontal ribs, flat facets, soft waves, or keep it simply round. Add the optional drop-in lid — printed on its own plate — and the rim gains a smooth collar with a recessed seat the lid nests into, lifted by a mushroom knob. Prints upright with no supports; two colours on an AMS-equipped printer (or as a single fused file in STL).
homeA two-level tray stand that assembles like real furniture. Two sculpted side frames hold a pair of roomy trays, and the tray tabs slide through the frames to show on the outside like exposed wood joinery — especially striking in two colours. Pick the side-frame style: a ring-and-medallion centrepiece, a stepped art-deco portal, an arched doorway, or a clean plain frame. Size it to your counter, vanity or desk; the levels keep skincare, keys, stationery or spices tidy without a single screw — the parts friction-fit together straight off the printer.
homeA parametric funnel with a ventilated spout. A wide conical mouth tapers to a straight spout carved with a longitudinal vent groove, so when the spout drops into a bottle the groove leaves an air channel and liquid pours smoothly instead of glugging. Set the mouth width, funnel height, spout (bottleneck) diameter and length, and wall thickness, and choose how many vent grooves to run and how deep. Add an optional hanging loop at the rim, or switch on vase mode to bundle a single-wall spiralize print profile for the fastest, thinnest print. Prints mouth-down with no supports; STL and a ready-to-print 3MF are included.
homeA clean floating wall shelf you size to fit: pick the width, how far it sticks out, and whether it rides on two brackets (set your own spacing) or one wide centre bracket. The brackets screw to the wall — each has a built-in screw hole plus a big access hole so your screwdriver reaches straight through — and the shelf simply presses onto their keyed tabs. No glue, no visible fixings from above, and it pops off again for repainting. Every part prints flat with no supports. Print the 3MF on a multi-colour printer for a two-tone shelf-and-bracket look (shelf on plate 1, brackets on plate 2, AMS-ready), or the STL for single colour. You'll need two Ø3 mm wood screws and wall plugs to mount it.
