3D printed castle bed

I had one color of filament left to 3D print with, besides the 4 colors my hub needs for his hobby. I spotted someone who printed a house baby bed. I already have something like that, but what about a castle daybed for my nursery?

Tadaaaaaa!

This is what I started with:

I lowered it, made it wider, cut it shorter at the bottom, cut it in half. I made the bottom part higher, made it hollow inside, added bedlinnen, added windows so the baby Sylvs could peer out. I removed the flags, created an entry with 1 step to climb in. I added tower top risers, to it would not look too confined.

I printed it, glued it together and painted it with acrylic markers and nail polish. Hope you enjoyed it and that it will inspire you!







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