Make it personal.
Start with a collection piece or an entirely new idea. Shape the dimensions, details, and finish around your space.
From garden fountains to interior tables and window details. Custom concrete objects, designed around the way you live—inside and out.

Some spaces call for something
you won’t find in a catalog.
Choose a direction. Make it yours.18 design concepts
Have something else in mind?
Collection images are design concepts. Every piece is adapted and reviewed for fabrication.
This design needs the connected CAD engine. Save your brief to continue.
Interactive starting form. Your description is saved in the brief; this private pilot does not run AI generation.
Set your dimensions to see a starting form and a concept budget where available.
Saved privately to your account. Saving does not place an order or payment.
Start with a collection piece or an entirely new idea. Shape the dimensions, details, and finish around your space.
Review the design and a complete quote. Our manufacturing partner confirms the printing plan, finish, and delivery.
Your piece is printed, finished, and shipped by our manufacturing partner. Site access and unloading are arranged before delivery.
From a city living room to a coastal garden. We’re focusing on projects across the East Coast, with delivery planned around each piece and each place.
Plan your project ↗Delivery is quoted separately based on location, dimensions, weight, access, and unloading. You’ll approve the complete cost before committing.
Large objects and architectural projects can require sections or on-site printing. The manufacturer reviews the placement and construction plan.
The MX3DP has a published horizontal reach of 16 ft and up to 24 ft reach height with a lift. Reach depends on placement and configuration. Typical published layers are ½–1½ in high and ¾–3 in wide. Fine detail, unsupported spans, and overhangs need review.
Yes, you can start a brief for any of these. Fountains need water-system specifications; statues may need segmentation or detail changes. Houses and structural work follow a separate engineered construction process. A design preview is not manufacturing approval.