After making several modular pumpkins, I wanted to give one a little more personality — so I gave it legs. Now the pumpkin can finally run away from the spooky pile or just sit there chilling with its hat on. It’s the perfect blend of cute, weird, and Halloween-ready.

I wanted to create a modular Halloween decoration that’s more than just a single pumpkin. So I designed these pumpkins to connect with each other using bolts, allowing you to build towers, mix faces, or add hats. It’s fun, customizable, and looks amazing — especially with the tealight version glowing in the dark.

I loved the original soap dish design but needed something simpler and flat for my bathroom counter. So I kept the elegant look and drainage pattern but reworked the shape for easy placement anywhere. It’s lightweight, dries fast, and fits right into any modern bathroom setup.

I designed this because my charging cables kept falling behind my desk every day. This small clip solved it perfectly, it grips the edge firmly, holds any cable, and looks clean on any surface. Now I can finally stop crawling under the desk to find my phone charger.

As a student and maker, I wanted to create a small reminder of the University of Zurich — something elegant yet simple enough for everyday use. This keychain captures the university’s emblem with clean 3D lines and a classic contrast finish. It’s a personal piece of university spirit that fits right in your pocket.

I designed this after noticing how dull the chrome tow ball looked on my car. As a horse fan, I thought it deserved something with more spirit. So I modeled this horse head to sit proudly on top. Now it’s both practical and fun, a small detail that always starts a conversation at the parking lot.

As a student at the University of St. Gallen, I wanted a small symbol that represents the campus spirit — something simple, modern, and instantly recognizable. So I turned the HSG logo into a clean 3D keychain design. Now it’s on my backpack every day — a reminder of where hard work and ambition meet.

I designed this wall holder out of pure frustration. Every morning my Braun XT5 was lying somewhere on the sink — sometimes wet, sometimes falling over, and always in the way. So I decided to create a simple 3D-printed mount that keeps it in place, dries it properly, and looks clean on the bathroom wall. After a few test prints and small tweaks, it turned out so well that I wanted to share it with others. Now my shaver finally has its own perfect spot — and my sink looks organized again.

I built this stand because my Galaxy Watch charger kept sliding off the table every night. After a few prototypes, I found the perfect angle and balance: simple, stable, and clean. Now it looks great next to my phone and keeps everything in order. Sharing it here so your setup can look as tidy as mine!

I designed this wall holder out of pure frustration. Every morning my Braun XT5 was lying somewhere on the sink — sometimes wet, sometimes falling over, and always in the way. So I decided to create a simple 3D-printed mount that keeps it in place, dries it properly, and looks clean on the bathroom wall. After a few test prints and small tweaks, it turned out so well that I wanted to share it with others. Now my shaver finally has its own perfect spot — and my sink looks organized again.