Art that steps out of the wall.

We create original spatial pieces designed individually for a specific interior. We combine digital 3D sculpting, spatial printing, manual post-production and finishing techniques.

Our work sits somewhere between sculpture, decorative panel and architectural structure. It can function as an integral part of the wall or as a standalone art object.

Not always. Structural plaster is one of the techniques we use, but our pieces can have far greater depth and a more complex form than a classic structure applied directly to a wall.

We can also combine both: a three-dimensional 3D sculpture with a hand-made structure, so the whole flows smoothly into the wall surface.

For us 3D printing is one technological stage, not the final product.

Every form is first sculpted digitally by hand in 3D, then divided technically, printed, assembled, reinforced and taken through multi-stage post-production. Joints between elements are worked so that the result is one coherent form.

We treat 3D printing as a contemporary sculptural tool, not as a way of producing ready-made plastic panels.

Our goal is one coherent surface. Elements are joined and finished during post-production according to the agreed design.

Depending on the project we can also use the wall structure or finish to integrate the sculpture with the interior even more strongly.

Yes. We design each piece for a specific space, its proportions, architecture and interior character.

We can work from the client's inspiration, a chosen motif, or create an artistic direction from scratch.

We design abstract and organic forms as well as more figurative ones inspired by nature, architecture or a particular motif.

We do not rely only on a catalogue of ready panels. The greatest advantage of our technology is the ability to create a form matched to a specific project.

We start by getting to know the space, its dimensions and the expected visual direction.

Then we prepare a concept visualisation showing the direction of the piece. Once approved, we move on to the actual design and 3D sculpting.

The next stages cover technical preparation, printing, joining the elements, post-production, finishing, transport and installation.

Yes. One of the first stages of our work is a visualisation showing the proposed artistic direction in the actual space.

After the concept is approved we move on to the design and 3D sculpting of the model.

The base finish can be prepared in any colour from the RAL palette.

The piece can therefore blend subtly into the interior palette or become a strong, contrasting element of the space.

Yes. The surface finish can be developed individually depending on the project.

Non-standard effects, multi-colour finishes, additional textures, hand painting or more complex decorative techniques are quoted separately.

No. We can create a large-format surface integrated with the wall as well as a single composition that works like a painting or wall sculpture.

Scale and mounting are always matched to the specific interior.

The mounting method is chosen for each project.

The form can be mounted directly on a prepared wall and then finished so it forms a coherent whole with it. We can also design the piece as an independent object or panel that stays visually separate from the wall.

Yes. We also create surfaces made with structural techniques without printed spatial elements.

So we can deliver a classic wall structure, a 3D relief, or a hybrid piece combining both techniques.

Every project is quoted individually. The cost depends mainly on size, sculpting complexity, depth, amount of material, machine time and the chosen finish.

The quote covers not only the elements themselves but the whole process from concept to the finished piece in the interior: visualisation, design and 3D sculpting, technical preparation, materials, printing, joining and post-production, finishing, transport and installation.

Timing depends on the size and complexity of the piece. Large forms need time both for design and production and for joining, working and finishing.

We agree the exact schedule once the scope is defined.

Yes. We work directly with clients as well as with architects, interior designers, investors and contractors.

At the design stage we can match the form to a specific interior concept, built-in dimensions and material assumptions.