Unlock a hiding place that sits in plain sight. Book Stash Box is a storage box shaped like a classic hardcover, its banded spine and engraved cover styled after a famous literary edition so it disappears the moment you slide it onto a shelf. Open it and the book gives way to a hollow compartment, the right size for cash, keys, or small keepsakes. Closed, it is just another handsome volume in the collection.

Introducing Marble Racer, a little car that trades ordinary wheels for glass marbles and rolls in any direction you push it. Each black wheel cradles a marble that lets the body glide sideways, spin in place, and drift on the diagonal, the way a fixed wheel never could. A printed driver rides in the seat, held by a hidden magnet, ready for the next journey across your desk.

Introducing the Japanese Coaster Set + Box: six Japan inspired coasters painted in filament, resting inside a box that earns its keep. The lid hinges on a flexible TPU strap printed in place, four magnets snap it shut, and a metal insert under the base turns the whole thing into a bottle opener. Functional art from the first pour to the last cap. #coasters #bottleopener #art #japanese

Inspired by Banksy's iconic Girl with Balloon, NObody - Balloon reimagines that fleeting reach for hope through my faceless NObody figure.

Inspired by Japan's most revered peak, Mount Fuji turns a single backflow incense cone into a slow river of mist. Set a cone in the well at the summit and the smoke spills down the carved slopes of the mountain, pooling at the foot the way fog wraps the real Fuji.

Introducing Mechanical Desk Calendar, a mechanical desk calendar built entirely from 3D printed parts and engraved with the Laser Pecker. Three concentric discs cycle through 31 days, 12 months, and 7 weekdays, each held in place by hidden printed springs that deliver a crisp click at every notch. The frame prints in matte white, the discs in matte black, and the engraved numerals stand out like burned-in marks against the dark plastic.

#Mokusystem A quick note from us 💛 Hey everyone — CollectiCraft and Sabre Design Here. We've seen the conversations around the contest and we wanted to step in personally, because your feedback genuinely matters to us. The heart of this contest is simple: we built Moku as a modular, open-ended desk system, and the whole idea is to see the community build on top of it; new modules, new ideas, new ways to make the system your own. That's why entries are remixes of the Moku base: it's not about limiting creativity, it's about everyone adding a piece to the same growing ecosystem. A shared foundation that we all expand together. We hear the points being raised about licensing, and we get them. We've now made the remix requirement explicit in the contest description to remove any ambiguity, and we're always listening if something still feels unclear. Most of all: whatever your skill level, you're welcome here. A tiny tray, a clever cable clip, a wild new module: every honest, creative take on Moku has a place in this contest. We can't wait to see what you come up with. 🙏

#Mokusystem A lot of people are concerned about failing to partecipate the contest. Actually make sure, during the upload process, to check that the design results a remix of moku rails system only this way you'll be able to join the contest.(Edited)

Inspired by the Japanese art of kintsugi, this reimagined Vino Grace turns the original wine holder into a study in golden repair. The sculpture keeps the gravity-defying silhouette that made the first version a Collecticraft staple, a sculpted hand that cantilevers over the table edge and suspends a full bottle in horizontal balance. Across its surface, a network of fractured veins flows from the wrist to the fingertips, traced in gold the way a kintsugi master mends a broken bowl.

I made my own calendar. One that never expires. Most calendars expire. New year, new sheet, same routine. I wanted one that stays on the wall forever, so I made the dates move instead. The rings move, the calendar doesn't. Slide colored markers over month, day, and date each morning. Same grid works every year. Engraved with my LaserPecker for sharp contrast. It's actually a module for Scott Yu-Jan's Worby. With a slot from my Nobody Bloom built in, so the same panel holds dates and flowers. Two finishes ship with the file. Bold Mondrian primary colors, or natural wood tones. Pick the room. #Contests #Hostedbycreator #Homegallery

Light up your home with Levitating Cube Lamp, a desk piece where a translucent 3D printed cube floats above a wooden-tone base, suspended in mid-air by a magnetic levitation module hidden inside the housing. The cube and the base both come straight off your printer, so the entire piece is fully 3D printable from start to finish. For makers who want to push the edition further, the base is also offered as an optional CNC file, ready to be carved from a block of walnut.

Introducing thisperpetual Calendar, a perpetual wall calendar designed to outlast every year. The tiles stay on the panel, each one engraved with the Laser Pecker, while three colored ring markers slide across the grid to mark the current month, weekday, and date. Built as a module for Scott Yu-Jan's Worby ecosystem and carrying a built-in slot from my NObody Bloom series, the same panel holds dates and dried flowers in one quiet composition.

Light up your home with Stele, a monolithic table lamp built around a single architectural gesture: a deep matte black pillar that opens at the top into a soft, glowing block of warm white light.

Step into a workshop where every spool has its place. Spool Holder is a modular wall system built around 3D printed corners and standard 25mm wooden rods, designed to grow with your filament collection and bend to the shape of your space. The base prints dual-material, with PETG for structure and TPU for anti-slip grip in a single seamless part.

Bring light to your desk with this Mushroom Lamp. Designed to be a cozy lamp, this mushroom features a red cap with white spots, creating a soft glow that transforms your room.

The Gyro Cup Holder is an interactive, multi-axis ring system designed to keep your items perfectly leveled through mechanical motion. It is a practical piece of engineering that adds kinetic movement to your workspace or vehicle. A STEP file is included in the project folder to allow the community to modify the design and create specialized remixes. Download the files and start printing your own version!

Tame your desk chaos with the Cable Monster Desk Helper squad. I designed these five characters to tidy up your cables by "snacking" on your wires. Each monster represents a different mood, bringing organization to your workspace.

Tame your desk chaos with the Cable Monster Desk Helper squad. I designed these five characters to tidy up your cables by "snacking" on your wires. Each monster represents a different mood, bringing organization to your workspace.

Tame your desk chaos with the Cable Monster Desk Helper squad. I designed these five characters to tidy up your cables by "snacking" on your wires. Each monster represents a different mood, bringing organization to your workspace.

Tame your desk chaos with the Cable Monster Desk Helper squad. I designed these five characters to tidy up your cables by "snacking" on your wires. Each monster represents a different mood, bringing organization to your workspace.