03 — THE LABO
A very small labo in Kwun Tong
“Haruki Murakami once described shōkakukō—small, certain happiness—as the simple joy of slipping into a fresh, clean pair of socks.” We believe these tiny moments of bliss shouldn’t just be left to chance. In our cozy studio, we use 3D printing to turn intangible emotions and warm memories into tangible objects—one piece at a time. 💡 What kind of small happiness would you like to hold in your hands? Whether it’s a whimsical idea, a cherished memory, or a custom piece designed just for you— Slide into our DMs, and let’s co-create your little slice of joy! ✨ 🛠️ Custom Commissions Available | Crafted in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong
Two people, three printers, one very small room in Kwun Tong.
WORKSHOP
a corner of the bench
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a corner of the bench
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HOW WE WORK
From noticing to your hands
01 · OBSERVEObserveWe start from the day's small snags — the lost key, the sliding soap, the too-bright lamp.
02 · MODELModelWe shape it on screen, tuning every fillet until it looks like something you'd want to touch.
03 · PRINTPrintPrinted in small batches — every machine has a name, and a temper.
04 · FINISHFinishHand-desupported, sanded, waxed, boxed, and sent with a handwritten card.