Link to: Branded 3D Printed Corporate Gifting | Just Eat
Just Eat
Just Eat partnered with JC3DDesign to create 60 bespoke elephant models for internal gifting across their London and Amsterdam offices. Using in-house CAD and 3D printing, each piece was optimised for consistency, colour accuracy, and scalable production.
Link to: Case study on Creations/Unison
Six By Nico
A limited-edition collaboration between Six By Nico and Lloyds Bank, The Journey Home brought the first-time buyer experience to life through a six-course tasting menu. JC3DDesign designed and produced 40 bespoke cloches and serving platters, using multi-material 3D printing and food-safe resin.
Link to: 3D Scanning & Reverse Engineering for Product Manufacturing | NetFM Case Study
NetFM
Created by NetFM, a UK based software development company, Nunu-xo is an AI powered desktop companion designed to assist users with everyday tasks. The team approached us to develop and manufacture the outer shell that would house the screen and internal components, taking the product from early concept stages through to full production.
Link to: 3D Printed Trainer Keyrings | Notwoways Case Study
NoTwoWays
Founded by YouTuber Callum McGinle (Callux) and designer Rockwell Princley, Notwoways is a footwear brand based in East London, known for its limited drops and strong community following. In summer 2025, we collaborated with the team to produce 500 limited-edition keyrings for a photoshoot promoting their latest trainer release – the M1 in Ice Blue.
Link to: 3D Printed Keyrings for Influencer Campaigns
Herbal Essences
Herbal Essences (Dolce Vista Campaign) approached us via an external agency to create miniature 3D-printed replicas of its shampoo bottle for influencer PR. We designed, scanned and scaled the bottle and accompanying oranges, producing keyring-ready pieces, resulting in an Instagrammable, tactile campaign asset that supported the wider launch and created a memorable unboxing experience.
Link to: Case Study – Kurt Geiger Valentine’s Display
Kurt Gieger
Kurt Geiger (Valentine’s Campaign) approached us via an external agency to create sculptural 3D-printed heart displays for seasonal window installations in London and New York. We designed and produced high-gloss chrome-finished hearts in a bold Valentine’s colour palette, delivering a premium, street-level statement within a tight turnaround. The result was a visually striking retail display that elevated the storefront and supported the wider campaign activation.
Link to: Wilson Browne Solicitors
Wilson Browne Solicitors
Wilson Browne Solicitors is a Midlands-based law firm whose trademarked mascot, Wilson Bear, is central to its brand identity. We transformed Wilson Bear into an interactive piece of branded merchandise for events and promotions, creating a tactile, memorable way to strengthen brand recognition and connect with colleagues and clients.
Link to: CK4 & Peterborough United FC
Peterborough United Football Club
Peterborough United Football Club, known as “The Posh,” is a well regarded English football club with a rich history and a loyal fanbase. Competing in the English Football League, the club is recognised for its competitive spirit and strong presence across all divisions of the EFL.
Link to: CTSG
CTSG
CTSG required custom end caps for security camera poles to enhance the durability and stability of their installations. However, the poles had an unusual shape, meaning standard end caps wouldn’t work. They needed custom-made caps that would securely snap into place and offer enough rigidity to withstand environmental conditions.
Link to: Chiptech
Chiptech
Chiptech needed 500 alarm system docks that could not only charge the alarms but also facilitate seamless software updates. This required a design that was both functional and adaptable to future technology needs.
Link to: Metalcraft
Metalcraft
Metalcraft needed a prototype set of ‘100 year cans’ for an exhibition, designed to demonstrate secure containment solutions for burying nuclear waste. This complex prototype involved four cans that would nest inside each other like Russian dolls, with each lid type distinctly designed (screw top, pop out, etc.) to showcase varying closure mechanisms.
Link to: Footprint Family
Footprint Family
They needed silicone casts of dinosaur heads to use in their video productions. A crucial element was designing eye cases that allowed for moveable eyeballs, adding realism and animation to the characters.
Link to: Royal Navy Association
Royal Navy Association
The RNA required 200 custom designed cookie cutters to use at an upcoming charity fundraiser. The cutters needed to be both functional and reflective of the association’s identity, making them meaningful for event participants.
Link to: There’s Light
There’s Light
There’s Light are lighting design consultants based in London, celebrating 10 years in business next year. They
specialise in architectural lighting design, working primarily within architecture, but also create bespoke
lighting pieces.
