At 3DPUMA, we specialise in crafting elegant, minimalist 3D printed pieces that blend seamlessly with curated interiors. In this article, we explore how our key palette — olive green, soft grey, fire engine red, white, cream, and a range of beige tones— can be thoughtfully combined across walls, cupboards, and decor accents to create visually rich, yet calming spaces.

3D printing has transformed how we think about home décor and artistic expression. No longer limited to mass-produced, generic pieces, interior enthusiasts can now create custom, tactile, and visually striking objects that perfectly match their personal style. Two standout materials in the world of 3D printed décor are standard PLA with fuzzy skin texture and marble PLA with a stone-like look and feel.

Minimalism has long been a defining movement in interior design—an aesthetic rooted in simplicity, functionality, and the belief that less is more. As our living spaces evolve to meet modern lifestyles, so too does the way we approach minimalist design. One of the most exciting developments in recent years is the integration of 3D printed decor and furnishings.