Our story
It started with wedding favours.
Planning our wedding, one question kept coming back: what do you give two hundred guests that they'll actually keep? Everything we found was either forgettable or cost more than the dinner.
Dad had a 3D printer he used as a hobby. So we printed the favours ourselves: a pleated lamp or a planter for every table, in the wedding colours, each with a little tag. Something handmade, but classy.
Guests didn't just keep them. They came back asking if we could make more, for their offices, their shops, their own weddings. Orders arrived before we had a name. One printer became a wall of them, and 3DeVogue became a business.
Those first favours are still the brief for everything we make: pieces that look designed, printed in your colours, to the number you need, by the date you need.




Design-led
Our own studio originals, from sculpted vases to voronoi lamps, sit alongside a curated collection of contemporary home and office pieces: organic shapes, fine ribbing, pleats and textures that look like ceramics or stone and feel considered in the hand. New designs are added every month.
Production-ready
A large print farm running continuously means a hundred planters is a normal week, not a special project. Every piece is checked, finished and packed before it ships.
Australian-owned
Melbourne-based, serving businesses across Australia. Local contact, AUD pricing, tax invoices, tracked delivery to every state and pick-up in Melbourne by arrangement.
Ordering
What is the minimum order?
How is pricing calculated?
Is the estimate on the site the final price?
How and when do I pay?
Can I change or cancel after approving?
Product
What is PLA and how do I care for it?
Will every piece look identical?
What is included with lamps, clocks and propagation pieces?
Can you match our brand colour?
Who designs the pieces?
Delivery
How long does it take?
Where do you deliver and what does it cost?
What if something arrives damaged?
Privacy
What do you do with my details?
Contact
Talk to a person.
Questions, odd requests, a quick sanity check on an idea: email is best, and we reply within one business day.