r/aestheticprints

Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/2820824

These are all printed with translucent petg

Found here: https://www.printables.com/model/1436088-air-plant-wall-display

I wanted something that looked organic but served a real purpose. The fins create a natural air gap so you don't burn your hands, and it prints perfectly without any supports. The handle version is a nice addon for those long walks with a hot latte.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2818244-aerofin-cup-sleeves-handle-standard-versions#profileId-3138040

Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/1924041

Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/2800406

I wasn't satisfied with the aesthetics already out there for store bought or 3D printed Skadis panels, so I designed my own with a kumiko pattern! The panels are 200 x 240mm and are sized so that the hole patterns will be continuous if tiled together. I also made versions with all combos of holes-on-edges so large panel hole patterns are uninterrupted. I'm super pumped about how it turned out! MakerWorld link in the comments.

I designed this "Mug Station" to reclaim my desk space. It’s modular, so you can clamp it to your desk or clip it to an IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard. It even has a spot for your spoon and snacks!

Files are on MakerWorld. If you dig the design, please give it a boost!

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2802789-mug-station#profileId-3118181

Still crazy to me that this does not need support.

Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/2776393

I designed a wall organizer inspired by the famous Japanese woodblock print “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Hokusai.

I wanted to create something that combines art with functionality.
The entire wave form creates usable storage space:

• a pocket for a wallet or glasses,
• a smaller pocket for earbuds and small everyday items,
• and 5 key hooks.

The organizer can be mounted on a wall or used as a freestanding desk piece after removing the key hooks.

🔗 https://makerworld.com/pl/models/2796142-kanagawa-great-wave-organiser#profileId-3109955

Just wanted to share Version 2.0 of my modern copper lamp. I’ve been trying to create something that feels clean and modern, while still showing off the unique look you get from 3D printing. The Copper PLA Silk turned out even better than I expected depending on the light, the surface almost looks like real brushed metal.

For this version I reduced the lampshade wall thickness to get a nicer light diffusion and a cleaner overall look. I also added an A1 Mini profile so it prints smoother and more reliably on smaller Bambu printers.

I really enjoyed working on the balance between the geometric shape, the soft warm lighting, and the reflective copper finish. It was one of those projects where small changes made a huge difference in the final result.

The lamp uses the Bambu Lab MH001 LED kit and gives off a warm, cozy glow that works great on a desk, shelf, or bedside table.

Pretty happy with how this one turned out 🙂

If you are interested you can find it here:
https://makerworld.com/de/models/1220658-modern-copper-led-lamp

Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/2520638

I mean this just looks amazing. Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/2786208

Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/2791704

Found here: https://makerworld.com/models/2772490

I designed this tiny printable camera and wanted it to feel like a real little object, not just an electronics box.

It’s a working camera, but the shell and color combinations are a huge part of the fun. I wanted it to sit somewhere between toy camera, keychain object, and tiny retro gadget.

The body is 3D printed, the camera is real, and the whole thing is small enough to clip to keys.

It has 3 exterior body design shells inspired by classic cameras - SLR, Rangefinder and Instant.

I’m still testing colors and finishes. Bright contrast looks fun, monochrome looks cleaner, and the more retro combinations make it feel like a tiny camera from another timeline. The options are unlimited - I'm also playing around with fuzzy skin as faux leatherette.

Okay so since I got the first stained glass model done, I thought I could add another with larger panels resembling narrow church stained glass windows. And since toolhead 1 decided it didn’t have any ghost filament stuck in it after all, I could do this one in 3+1 colors. What do you think?

You can check out the model here: https://www.printables.com/model/1715793-stained-glass-wind-chime-2-panel-edition

Hi everyone,

My mini cork board and key hook with minimalist mountain inspired design.

https://makerworld.com/models/2785637?appSharePlatform=copy