3D Printed Interior Installations

From a feature wall to a bespoke counter, the making should serve the space.

Fab.Pub develops and 3D prints interior installations in London, bringing computational design, material testing and fabrication together. We work on feature walls, ceilings, counters, lighting and furniture for restaurants, hotels, members’ clubs, retail and health spaces.

Discuss your interior project

Begin with the experience, not the machine

A wall’s pattern, a light’s translucency or the rhythm of a counter can become part of how a room is experienced. We develop those qualities alongside the practical brief: dimensions, use, material, finish, assembly and access to the site.

The digital model is a starting point. Physical samples let you see the surface and understand how the geometry behaves before the full piece is produced.

See the work in its setting

Explore the Monolith Wall at Neko Health and our Neko Health Birmingham installation, then see how a different brief shaped the Mandala furniture for Ukiyo Handroll Bar.

Other projects include ROE restaurant, Hyatt Regency, Astrid & Miyu and Storehouse: A Living Theatre of Design. Each project page shows a particular context rather than a promise of an identical result.

From drawings to fabrication and installation

We can begin with drawings, reference images or an early conversation. The next steps are to agree the scope, develop the geometry and test the material and finish. For larger pieces, the design also needs to resolve section sizes, joints, transport and assembly on site.

Our interior design service and bespoke fabrication service explain how we can contribute. Material, performance requirements, lead time and installation responsibilities are discussed for the individual project.