Thanks to 3D printing, decorating your home is easier and more affordable than ever. You can print cute vases for flowers, living room lamps and overhead lights, and even functional prints that help keep things organized and stylish.
No matter your personal style, there are prints out there to match! But how can makers sort through the many websites and STL files to find the most popular, coolest, and easiest designs to print?
We’ve got you covered with our list of the top home decor ideas. And if you find the design that’s just right for you, but your printer’s not up to the task, check out Craftcloud. With a variety of materials and colors available, your print of choice will be delivered to your doorstep, just as you want it.
Here are your new favorite home decor accent pieces, all courtesy of your 3D printer! From coffee table treasures to quirky wall art, you’re sure to find something you love.
As one of the most influential philosophers, Socrates is a great source of inspiration to have around the home, especially as abstract art that encourages reflection and introspection. The cut-through of a traditional Socrates bust reveals a cross-section that hints at the essence of wisdom by suggesting different facets of reality, playing with the visible and invisible.
A little glue will be needed to join the five parts that make up this brilliant head. Try out different colors and materials to further expand the artistic and reflective side of this bust. According to the printing profiles available on MakerWorld, the shortest printing time on a 60% scale took 4.5 hours to complete with a layer height of 0.2 mm. While this piece will take some time and material to complete, we say the final look is totally worth it.
This fully functional fountain is sure to improve the atmosphere of your office with the pleasant background noise of running water. The traditional Japanese water fountain is designed to periodically tip over when the tube fills with water, making a sound meant to scare away deer.
To get this fully assembled, you’ll need a water pump, a power supply, a few screws, and some sealant. The creator warns that 70% infill is needed for the main tube, while other parts can be printed with the more common 20%.
Clocks are more than useful, and this cool design is a collection of mechanical gears that come together to shape a classic cuckoo bird, giving the clock two great designs in one. Something for everyone!
The incredible design uses weights to keep the clock’s time accurate; just be sure to print everything with the correct dimensions so this doesn’t become a broken clock! No supports or post-processing are needed, and you can print with any combination of colors you desire.
Who can resist a cute and graceful cat? If you’re a fan of felines, this mosaic decoration is a great option to spruce up your living space. It’s composed of 106 parts, so you’re sure to have some fun putting it together. But don’t be deterred by the amount of pieces – they’re numbered!
Once assembled, the whole figure is approximately 150 x 70 cm in size. Choose a beautiful, dual-color filament to give this piece of art a personal touch.
Bring your favorite photos to life with this floating picture frame. Your pictures will slide easily into this frame, and you can mount it to a wall with a simple thumbtack.
This print takes less than an hour to make, and there are plenty of remixes available with altered dimensions depending on the size of the photos you’re looking to hang.
Add some creative expression to your home with this fun sign! You can compose any message you want on the fully 3D printable letter board. Along with all the various letters and numbers, this design comes with files for clips to add each letter. Three different sizes of letter board are available, so this sign can fit any space you have in mind.
No supports are needed, and the only post-processing work is picking the greeting you want your board to say and clipping the letters in.
This fully functional mechanical planetarium has the planets of our solar system orbiting the sun. The designer says one turn of the planets is equal to 14 days of real movement.
This print requires a few screws, a lot of patience during construction, and a bit of paint to get the planets just right (unless you’re content with switching out colors of filament and having each one solid block).
Ditch the boring hardware store lampshades and decorate your home in your own personal style with these 3D prints.
This is a unique design that’s more lantern than it is a lamp. Whether you’re embracing gothic decor or looking for Halloween decorations, this is a great option to print.
This design is relatively simple with no supports needed. Just add an LED light between the base and lantern portion.
For fans of the fantastic world of Star Wars, having a lightsaber is a good choice to complete the decoration for a creative workspace. The simplicity and illustrated step-by-step instructions show that no Jedi skills are needed to assemble one of these and keep the monsters in the closet far away.
To assemble this, the designer used approximately 100 cm of the Bambu Lab RGB LED strip kit made up of 60 LEDs/m wrapped around the central rod. In addition to valuable assembly tips, such as using a cable organizer to hold the tape while the glue takes effect, the author also recommends using PETG for the light diffuser to prevent it from deforming in the heat. However, it does have three external walls of layer and there are no reports of deformation due to the heat of the LEDs.
Enjoy the soothing glow from a nuclear explosion in your living room with this mushroom cloud lamp. There are no reports in the comments of the LED lamp melting when printed with PLA or ABS.
This nuke lamp design prints in two parts with one file for the base and another for the mushroom cloud above. There’s a hole in the base to thread a power cord through and attach a bulb holder, and supports are a recurring setting for the shared prints.
This classic and distinctive Greek pattern is sure to light up a room and mesmerize you at the same time.
This design prints in three parts that need to be glued together. The designer also recommends printing it at a slightly higher temperature and slower speed than you normally would to ensure that the design is perfect.
This Game of Thrones-inspired lamp is a great decoration for fantasy fans. You’ll need to buy a regular lamp for this one to function, so think of the dragon as being the coolest lampshade you’ve ever seen. Some of the remixes have also repurposed this design to turn the flames into an egg and have the dragon sitting atop.
This design prints in several parts that need to be glued together, but this allows for customization with a variety of colors, whether you want a multicolor flame or unique dragon skin.
A great design for testing out translucent filaments. Originally printed with a simple clear translucent, makers have experimented with a variety of reds, greens, blues, and other colors, often with amazing results.
This design prints upside down in one piece. A few makers mention issues with their slicers when trying to scale it to various sizes, so double-check the details before altering this one.
Whether or not you want fruits and veggies on your plate, we can all agree this artichoke design is a cool decoration to hang from the ceiling.
The designer does recommend low-temperature bulbs to keep the integrity of the light over time, as well as 40% infill and reduced printer speed.
A simple LED tealight is all you need to cast a great shadow anywhere in your home with this filigree tealight holder. This design can also withstand the heat of a real tealight, just keep it inside and away from any wind or fans.
Supports are recommended with this design, along with a heat-resistant filament.
Here’s a different kind of mushroom for those who aren’t a fan of the nuke lamp. The designer mentions this lamp is scalable and recommends printing it with a height of anywhere from 5 to 25 cm.
The design doesn’t mention any post-processing or printing specifics, but the community comments make clear that supports are recommended.
Whether you’re looking to make your neighbors jealous by sprucing up your garden or you want to find the perfect complement for that beautiful bouquet of flowers, this section’s got a great mix of designs for you.
Nature is always the perfect inspiration to turn to when we’re looking to make our environment more relaxing. This mix of a bonsai trunk and a shell-shaped vase is an interesting and creative way to make your household feel more earthy. If you’re worried about needing a multi-color printer to recreate this model for yourself, don’t worry, there are two versions, so you can print the parts separately if you prefer.
Depending on the orientation and version you use, it’s important to keep in mind that the shell may require the use of supports. In the comments, some users reported that adjustments to the print settings were needed to work with composite materials such as wood PLA and that it was possible to scale up the print without much issue.
This curved honeycomb vase has a unique pattern that makes for an excellent decoration, no matter the color or type of flowers you place inside. The design is available in a few files depending on the size of vase you would like.
Just be sure to turn on vase mode (or whatever specialized name your preferred slicer uses) so you don’t wind up with a solid block decoration that takes a full day to print and can’t hold flowers. You can always double-check by ensuring there’s no top layer and the infill’s at 0%.
This Middle Eastern-inspired villa planter will add an original touch to your home or garden. It looks particularly cool housing a cactus or similar tropical plants.
The designer gives several tips on post-processing and painting to achieve the desired dripping effect. Be sure to follow his advice closely, otherwise, the heat could deform your print.
The name says it all with this cute pot that prints with a chunky and cheeky bottom. Originally designed for plants, this pot has been repurposed to hold pens, toothbrushes, and pretty much everything else that clutters up counters.
This is an easy print that comes out in a single piece and doesn’t need any supports. He’s cute and low-maintenance!
No green thumb? No problem with this planter decoration! This stacking modular geometric planter is designed for succulents. You can arrange it in many configurations to allow draining from one compartment to another – however you prefer. A vertical arrangement looks especially fun!
The designer recommends an 18% infill for this one and says supports are optional but recommends them if using Cura as your slicer with supports set to “Touching Buildplate”.
Your beautiful and peaceful plant deserves a great planter that fits its vibe.
The designer says this model is easily scalable depending on your plant. Just make sure your printer is set to 0% infill so the plant and dirt can easily slide in.
Show off two of your passions at the same time with this planter: gardening and video games! No green thumb? Like some of the other designs above, this planter can be repurposed to hold pens or whatever else you want to put inside it.
This planter design comes in single or dual expression files, depending on the kind of printer you’re using.
The best home decor pieces should help you hide messes. Here’s our favorite decor that can clean up and organize your desk or other cluttered counters around the house.
Another customizable storage solution to clean up your space and hide the mess inside appealing decor. These drawers are stackable, and you’re able to put them together in practically any configuration.
The designer recommends 5% infill when printing these drawers in any of the three sizes available to download, and printing should be a breeze as no supports are required.
There are many soap dishes out there, but this one makes you want to relax a little and wash your hands in peace. You can print these parts without needing additional supports.
While most soap dishes accumulate water and dissolve the soap, this one will always stay dry. Requiring very little material, you can easily make your bathroom more elegant and fun with this print. Play with the color combinations to really make it pop!
Nowadays, every home needs a battery collection. Putting everything in a drawer can be a nightmare, and mixing old batteries with new ones can also cause corrosive material to leak. A personalized organizer can make all the difference.
You’ll find options for all types of batteries, including 9-V and even 18650-type batteries, but for the latter, the case will need to be 19 mm higher. You can also customize the interior for configurations to hold different types of batteries or without any divisions.
More than just a simple bust honoring the general, this statue of Caesar comes with holes already stabbed into his back for you to store your pens or pencils.
You definitely need supports when printing this highly detailed model, but they’re easy to remove, and there’s no assembly required. Marble filament may just be ideal for this print or, depending on how detailed you want to be, resin may be the best call.
With this modular design, you can print as many drawers as you need or want to organize and decorate your home. However big and colorful it’ll be is entirely up to you!
Some makers have commented that scaling the design can lead to problems when fitting the whole thing together, so a bit of calculating and figuring out the exact dimensions may be necessary.
This excellent design practically creates a surface out of thin air to give you an extra shelf to express yourself in your office without letting knickknacks take over your desk. An added bonus: This shelf can work on top of computer monitors or TV screens.
Make sure to print the legs that hold this shelf up at 100% infill so they’re sturdy. No need to worry about supports or post-processing with this easy print-in-place design.
Organizing and styling a room can be a challenge if you have a lot of electronic equipment and wires running all over your desk and other surfaces, but what can you do if you can’t secure it with holes and screws? This print is the perfect solution to cable management. The design is meant to clamp to the edge of a table and can easily be reused with different table thicknesses. Its single screw won’t leave hole marks on your furniture but will ensure your cables stay put.
The standard size is universal and can be used with tables up to 40 mm in thickness. For an effortless assembly, the designer suggests resizing the screw down to 97.5% of the original size. The complete print uses just 18 g of filament and 40 minutes of printing time.
This crate is an innovative storage solution for organizing objects around the house. The clever design allows for versatile use and can be stacked in open and folded positions, maximizing the available space. With its convenient 5-piece construction, the durable crate easily snaps into place, ensuring a secure and stable structure.
Measuring 15 x 10 cm with a height of 8 cm, the crate is a compact size suitable for storing various household items, including bathroom toiletries, desk knickknacks, and kitchen cleaning supplies. Additionally, its scalability allows for easy customization, so you can accommodate larger objects if necessary.
You probably recognize this rebellious anti-hero. You can bring an interesting theme and excitement to your kitchen with this cool and challenging design.
The creator shared the entire manufacturing process, so if you have another character in mind, you should be able to make it yourself. The programs used are free so you can easily replicate the process, and while it may be a bit time-consuming, it’ll surely be worth it.
When it comes to printing, Deadpool doesn’t require any supports or a raft, so it should be fairly easy.
Home decor is great, but you know what’s even better? Decorations that serve a purpose in your house. Here are a few of our favorites.
You can use your 3D printer to express your creativity and make things that are beautiful and useful. This coaster can protect against water stains on your furniture while decorating a coffee table or dining area.
Print your coasters in vibrant colors or subtle pastel tones for the perfect springtime decorations. The creator was inspired by a sunflower seed arrangement. They included some printing tips, including a note about being careful not to trap your fingers in pointed parts in the center.
This cover is a delightful accessory that will elevate the aesthetic appeal of any tissue box you have lying around. Not only does the cover enhance the visual appeal of your average old tissue box, but it also serves a practical purpose. It shields the box from water and dust, ensuring that tissues remain clean and readily available when you need them.
The creator recommends printing with a 0.2-mm layer height without supports. You can print in PLA, PETG, or other filament of your choice. The cover’s exceptional design and functionality were acknowledged when it was awarded first place in Printables’ 2023 Tissue Box Cover contest.
Is there anything more magical than decorating your garden with an enchanted birdhouse? The creator of this design shared a video of the painting process, so hopefully, this will inspire you to create your own.
More than just a decoration, this birdhouse will bring joy and shelter to the birds in your neighborhood. You can hang it up with a string in a tree or attach it to a wall with screws.
Here’s a modern, elegant, and original model to complement the best wine on any occasion. The holder was designed to offer security and practicality with a secure grip that leaves the bottle suspended and firm at the same time. It comes with two surface texture options, smooth and cracked, the latter appearing like a weathered sculpture that combines man-made and natural art.
The author makes the files available in STL and 3MF formats. While it may seem like a relatively easy and simple model to make without supports, the author recommends at least one edge or brim to ensure good adhesion. In the comments, makes have reported successful prints with various materials such as ASA and printing profiles estimated you’ll use between 115 and 182 g of material to make one of these yourself.
This sleek design is an elegant solution to the headphones that are cluttering up your living room. What’s better than turning a mess into decor?
This headphone stand easily prints in one piece with no need for supports or rafts.
The designer calls this a Witcher towel hook or key holder, but that excludes far too many makers who just want a cool wolf hook. Whether you choose to use this for towels, keys, oven mitts, jackets, or anything else needing a hook, it makes for great decor.
Be sure to review the printer setting from the designer because this one needs supports and alternating infill.
Not only is this a cute decoration for your counter, but it also drains water from its spout so cutlery can easily dry inside the elephant. Some makers in the community have also repurposed it for other uses, such as storing toothbrushes in the bathroom.
Minor supports are needed for the trunk, but there’s no major post-processing to worry about.
Fans of classic video games can print this light switch for single, double, or triple lights and get a little thrill each time they enter the room. Plus, it makes a great decoration on the wall for guests to talk about when they come over.
Each button prints separately so mix and match whichever colors match the rest of your decor (in so far as a video game controller can match living room decor).
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