3D Printing for Architecture, Interiors, Art & Commercial Design
Custom 3D Printed Products, Architectural Features & Art Installations
From architectural elements and interior features to sculptural installations, retail displays and custom objects, Basic Plus turns digital ideas and complex geometry into physical 3D printed forms for designers, architects, artists and brands across Australia.
Explore What We Can Create
Architecture & Built Environments
Architectural features, screens, decorative forms, surface elements, scale models and complex custom geometry.
Interior Design
Sculptural interior features, decorative objects, lighting forms, wall elements and bespoke pieces for hospitality and commercial spaces.
Art & Installations
Sculptures, exhibition pieces, installation components and large-format artistic forms for galleries, events and public-facing spaces.
Retail & Commercial Displays
Branded objects, oversized forms, window-display pieces and visual-merchandising elements for commercial projects.
Complex Geometry Without Traditional Constraints
3D printing creates new possibilities for architects, interior designers and artists working with geometry that can be difficult or inefficient to fabricate using conventional methods. Digital forms can be translated into physical components while maintaining a high level of customisation.
Parametric surfaces • Organic forms • Lattice structures • Screens & partitions • Custom textures • Sculptural wall features • Architectural models • Bespoke components
Architectural 3D Printing
For architecture and the built environment, 3D printing can support both design development and finished visual elements. We can explore custom components for feature walls, screens, decorative architectural forms, ceiling features, models and complex geometries.
Projects can be assessed around scale, structural requirements, finish, installation method, material choice and whether components need to be modular for transport or assembly.
Interior Design & Bespoke Features
Create distinctive interior elements for hospitality, retail, workplace, residential and commercial environments. Applications can include sculptural features, decorative forms, wall elements, lighting forms, furniture components and site-specific pieces developed around the designer's concept.
Art, Sculpture & Installations
3D printing gives artists and creative teams another way to realise complex digital forms at physical scale. We can explore sculptural objects, exhibition components, event installations, gallery pieces and large-format forms, including multi-part construction for projects larger than a single print volume.
Material Responsibility & Circular Design
Material choice should be considered as part of the design process. Depending on the project, we can explore recycled-content or recyclable material options, efficient geometries, modular construction and components designed for disassembly and future reuse. Material suitability and end-of-life pathways depend on the specific material, finish, local recycling infrastructure and project requirements.
Recycled-Content Options
Explore suitable recycled-content materials where they meet the project's performance and finish requirements.
Recyclable Materials
Where appropriate, consider materials with viable recycling pathways after their useful life.
Design for Reuse
Modular components can help installations be disassembled, transported, reconfigured and reused.
Material-Efficient Forms
Hollow, cellular and optimised geometries can reduce unnecessary material while achieving the intended form.
Have an Idea? We Can Help Make It Physical.
Send us your 3D file, CAD model, drawing, dimensions, reference image or a description of the concept.
01 — Share the Concept
CAD, STL, STEP, OBJ, drawings, sketches or reference imagery.
02 — Define the Project
Scale, quantity, application, finish, material goals, installation and deadline.
03 — Review & Develop
We assess fabrication, segmentation, material options and production requirements.
04 — Produce
Once approved, the project moves into production and finishing.
Large-Format & Modular 3D Printing
Large pieces can often be developed as multiple printed components for assembly, transport and installation. This approach can suit architectural features, art installations, commercial interiors, exhibitions, retail environments and brand activations.
Who We Work With
Architects • Interior Designers • Artists • Developers • Builders • Industrial & Product Designers • Visual Merchandisers • Brands • Hospitality Groups • Creative & Event Agencies
FAQ
Can you work with architects and interior designers?
Yes. We can assess custom 3D printed components and features from CAD files, design concepts, drawings or reference material.
Can you produce large art or architectural pieces?
Large forms can often be divided into multiple components for printing, finishing, transport and assembly. Feasibility depends on the project.
Do you offer recycled or recyclable materials?
Depending on the application, we can explore suitable recycled-content or recyclable material options. Availability, performance and recycling pathways vary by material and project.
Can components be designed for reuse?
Yes. Where suitable, projects can consider modular construction, disassembly and reuse as part of the design approach.
Can you work from parametric or complex 3D geometry?
Yes. Send us the model and project requirements so we can assess printability, scale, segmentation and finishing.
Do you deliver throughout Australia?
Yes, Australia-wide delivery can be arranged depending on the size and requirements of the project.
Start an Architecture, Interior or Art Project
Send us your concept, CAD file or reference material and tell us about the scale, application, material goals and installation requirements.
