Designed for you. Printed for you.
Keychains, fidgets, figurines and desk pieces modelled to your brief and printed to any quantity — from a handful for a VIP table to several hundred for a full hall.
The piece a winner keeps.
Awards made for your ceremony rather than picked from a catalogue — shaped around the identity of the night and built to sit on a shelf for years.
For the guest of honour.
Framed pieces for VIPs, launches and milestones — a photograph, a signature moment, a commemorative print, finished to a standard worth hanging.
Something for every guest.
The piece each guest leaves with, chosen to be used rather than shelved — drinkware, desk objects and everyday items carrying your brand quietly.
Bring us the brief.
If it should exist for your event and does not yet, we will design it, prototype it and make it. Most of what we are proudest of started as a sketch nobody stocked.
What the event is, who receives the piece, and what it should feel like in the hand. Quantity, budget and the date it has to exist by.
We model the piece around your event's key visual, logo or product — not a catalogue item with your logo added to it. You see it before it exists.
We print or make one, and you hold it. Weight, finish, colour, size — all still changeable. Nothing goes into production on a rendering alone.
3D printed in-house for full control of the run, or fabricated and sourced where the material calls for it. Small batches and several-hundred runs both work.
Engraving and personalisation per recipient, then boxes, sleeves and packing — so it arrives as a gift rather than a carton of parts.
Counted, packed and at your venue before you need it. On award nights, sorted by recipient and in running order.
From a handful for a VIP table to several hundred for a full hall. 3D printing means no minimum order to justify a mould, so a run of twenty costs what twenty should cost.
Printed resin and filament in-house, across multiple colourways in a single run. Acrylic, wood, metal and glass sourced and finished where the piece calls for it.
It depends on the piece, the quantity and the finish — so we tell you at brief, not after. The prototype comes first, and the date it has to exist by drives everything.