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Decor & Gadgets

Small objects, made deliberately.

Planters, organizers, stands, and small mechanisms — designed to be lived with. Ready to ship, or adapted to your space and taste.

The room didn't come with a manual. Nothing explained why I reach for the same mug every morning, why the desk finally felt like mine the day the right small thing sat on it, or why the empty corner bothered me until, one day, it didn't.

Not everything a room needs is dramatic. Just a planter that actually fits the corner. An organizer that holds the mess without becoming its own kind of mess. A stand that finally stops the phone from sliding off the nightstand.

None of it is much on its own. Not loud, not expensive, not the kind of thing anyone else would notice. Except me. Every time I reach for it.

Functional table piece

Turntable Coaster Set

A miniature record player that holds a stack of vinyl-record coasters on its platter — grooves, centre labels, tonearm, and all. Lift one off when the drinks come out, set it back when the night's over.

A small nod to the records that played through every dinner, every late conversation, every slow Sunday — kept on the table where they belong.

Bespoke decor piece

Santorini Village Catch-All Bowl

A hand-carved shell curls into a wide bowl while a cluster of tiny whitewashed, blue-domed houses climbs its spine — a keepsake of a favourite coastline that still holds your keys.

Statement sculpture

Fragmented Hand Study

A raised hand mid-dissolve into scattered pixel blocks — a quiet piece about memory turning back into data, finished in a soft matte charcoal.

Collector's display model

Formula 1 Show Car

Every wing, vent, and suspension arm modelled true to form — a display-ready race car for a shelf, a desk, or anyone who's never stopped loving the sound of an engine.

Minimalist sculpture

Diving Whale Sculpture

Smooth, folded curves caught mid-dive on a slim painted base — a calm centerpiece finished in matte white.

Kinetic display piece

Reservoir Tourbillon Demonstration

An oversized, fully working model of a reservoir tourbillon movement — the rotating cage and gear train that keep a watch accurate, scaled up so every gear and pivot is visible. Built for collectors, watchmakers, and anyone who wants the mechanism, not just the case.

Custom commission

Request a custom decor piece.

Have a size, color, or concept in mind? Send your idea and we'll follow up with options, pricing, and timeline.

contact@dirty3d.ca Vancouver, BC

We reply within 1–2 business days.