A curious fox. A holder for your pens. A tray for your everyday things.

Tell us your idea and what you’d use it for.

Illustrative photo of colourful 3D-printed shapes: a twisted coral vase, a lilac star frame and a turquoise lattice

Start from one of these

Rhema Print Studio makes 3D models for clients. Pick a starting point below, or bring an idea of your own.

  • Little animals

    A fox, a cat, or a penguin with a little character.

    Choose an animal
  • Desk holder

    A simple open holder to keep a few desk essentials together.

    See the holder
  • Tray

    A tray for your everyday things.

    See the tray
  • Your own idea

    Tell us your idea and what you’d use it for.

    Describe your idea

From idea to pickup

  1. Illustrative photo of colourful 3D-printed shapes on a sunny table

    Step 1

    Start with an idea

    Describe the piece in your own words. A starting point from the shop works too.

  2. Illustrative photo of coral and turquoise 3D-printed objects on a lilac surface

    Step 2

    Say what it’s for

    A figure for a shelf and a holder for pens need different shapes, so tell us where your piece will live.

  3. Illustrative close-up of the fine layer lines on a turquoise 3D print

    Step 3

    We model it

    We build a 3D model of your piece, and the printer lays it down one thin layer at a time.

  4. Step 4

    Pick it up

    Free with your 3D print token. Bring it when you pick up.

Illustrative close-up of a turquoise 3D print showing its stacked layer lines

Made in layers

A 3D printer builds a piece from the bottom up, one thin layer at a time. Look closely at a print and you can see the lines.

The photo shows that texture up close. It is an illustrative image, not one of our own pieces.

How a piece takes shape

Free with your 3D print token. Bring it when you pick up.

Pickup questions

Tell us your idea

Describe the piece and where it will live. We’ll reply using the contact details you leave.