3D-printed here in Vietnam

Small things.Very them.

First, a little patience. Then, a little paint. Then, unmistakably, your cat.

The finished cat figurine: black coat, white bib and paws, amber eyes, with four pots of acrylic paint, a palette and a brush beside it

01 / Ready-made designs · printed to order

Useful. Playful. A little unexpected.

Colour comes from the filament itself.

Those tiny print lines? Part of the charm.

He aims, it burns

Archer incense holder · the arrow is the incense stick

250,000 ₫

A very small roar

Flexi T-rex · every joint moves

150,000 ₫

A ninja with a day job

Pen & glasses holder

220,000 ₫

Better together

His & hers toothbrush cups

280,000 ₫ / pair

Armoured, and a bit shy

Flexi pangolin · every scale moves

210,000 ₫

A handful of happy

Flexi gecko · every joint moves

120,000 ₫

A bear in a knitted coat

Knitted teddy bear

160,000 ₫

The calmest animal alive

Knitted capybara

180,000 ₫

Five buttons, no reason

Five-finger fidget clicker

140,000 ₫

Good boy, fewer faces

Low-poly dog

190,000 ₫

Made for one reason

Three we couldn’t buy.

Each started as something someone said out loud.

None of them exists anywhere else.

She was about to buy a chess set.

Our first date.

She was learning chess and about to order a set online.

So I made one instead.

The full chess army laid out in the slicer: crowned king, queen under a parasol, dragon knights, elephants and wolf-helmet pawns — Designed piece by piece.

Three printed white pieces close up: a dragon-head knight, a horse and an elephant — Dragons for the knights.

The printed white chess pieces standing on the printer's build plate, the queen under her parasol among them — A parasol for the queen — Ellie has one in half her photos.

Then that same queen asked her something.

I printed her again in gold, with a scroll that pulls out of her hands.

The question was rolled up inside.

The queen reprinted in gold and pink, holding a scroll tube in both hands, on a dark table — The same piece, printed once more.

The scroll tube out of her hands, opened, held between two fingers — The scroll comes out.

Then an audition needed a prop.

A bust of Freud, for a television series.

Denis is self-taping for a part in it: a preacher who lifts one.

He needed the prop, so he printed it.

A white 3D-printed bust of Sigmund Freud standing on a granite surface — Ten centimetres of psychoanalysis, in white PLA.

Is there something only one person would understand?

02 / Paint it yourself

We make the shape.You make a mess.

Pick a piece.

It arrives in its base colour, with everything you need.

Your own pet, built from a photo: from 790,000 ₫

Our white cat print before any paint is added — **Your blank canvas.**A white print + acrylic paints

Four pots of Dellie acrylic paint, labelled warm white, dove grey, soft black and amber — **The colours.**Acrylics, chosen for the piece

Our 3D-printed white paint palette with round wells and mixing trays — **A place to mix things up.**Our 3D-printed paint palette

Two brushes: a broad one for coats and a fine one for markings — **Brushes and water.**One broad, one fine, and a glass of water.

A golden retriever figurine, bare off the printer

The same retriever, painted gold with a black nose and a pink tongue

How the price works

The colours set the price.

The plastic is one of them.

This retriever needs two pots: gold, and black for the nose and eyes.

Darker ears and a pink tongue are extra.

We choose the colours for your piece.

From 550,000 ₫

tap a set to paint him

The real black and white cat lying next to its unpainted white miniature — The muse, inspecting her own first print.

The finished cat figurine, painted black and white by hand — An evening at the kitchen table, and she has a twin.

Rather not paint it yourself?

03 / Coming soon

Imagine anything.We’ll make it real.

Describe it, or send a photo.

We build it in 3D, you turn it around and say yes — then it comes off the printer and it’s yours.

1 Your idea, or your photo
2 It becomes a 3D model
3 Printed, and it’s yours

Denis and Ellie close together, with Ellie’s arms around Denis — Denis & Ellie

A small shop. Two real people.

We’re Denis and Ellie, a couple in Vietnam.

Denis prints and paints.

Ellie looks after the brand.

Denis + Ellie = Dellie

It started as gifts for friends.

They liked them, so here we are.

One printer at home.

Everything on this page came off it, one piece at a time.

Nothing waits in a box: you order, then we print.

An orange spiral vase, just finished, standing on the build plate of the Bambu Lab A1 printer at home

Start with a person.

Tell us a little about them.

Denis or Ellie will take it from there.