We design 3D printable objects with algorithms. Check out our latest project: Gridfium — modular system of stylish universal organizers. Free & Premium STLs do
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3D-printed parametric vases with that deep wavy ridge texture — satisfying to hold, nice on a shelf.
Parametricum Design.
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Parametric vases off the printer — wavy ridges, pastel colors, clean shelf energy.
Parametricum Design.
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Want a desk that looks like a bento box instead of a junk pile? Pick cups + trays on a 25 mm grid, arrange them like a layout, print. gridfium.com
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3D printed vases that hold real flowers — print a hidden insert, pop it in, add water.
Set of 3 from Parametricum Design.
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Parametric pots you size yourself — print what fits the plant (or the shelf).
Same idea as the organizers: dial it in the browser, grab the STL, print.
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Texture options in the browser, STL out in one click.
Design the organizer, print it, put it on the shelf.
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Parametric organizers you size to your space.
Configure, grab the STL, print — no supports needed on mainstream FDM.
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3D-printed parametric pots that look like they belong on the shelf — not just in the workshop.
Same modular idea as the organizers: size them how you want, grab the STL, print.
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Gridfium is live.
Free drawer organizers — pick the size, download the STL, start printing.
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Kitchen drawer, sorted.
Modular bins made to hold utensils without looking like workshop leftovers.
Printed, fitted, done.
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Working on something modular for the desk clutter we all pretend is “creative chaos.”
Gridfium is taking shape — trays, cups, dividers that actually belong on a shelf.
More soon.
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Organize or decorate? Now you don’t have to choose.
Gridfium trays, cups, and dividers that work as storage and as stuff you’d leave on a shelf.
Free STLs at gridfium.com — fair warning, you’ll want to print a lot of them.
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