Morley Kert

Morley 3D prints a high-end designer chair for far less than retail, overcoming printer, shipping, and assembly challenges.

A discarded Toronto pallet is reclaimed and transformed into a stylish, high-value coffee table with cleaned wood and steel legs.

Morley builds a $1,200 desk using a free pallet found on Facebook Marketplace.

Fixing a major Onewheel problem by designing a removable wheel-and-kickstand mod you can roll through the grocery store.

Spending a month building a geodesic office pod on studio ceiling. Engineering chaos, CNC cuts, and a childhood dream come true.

The coziest office in the world.

Morley built a collapsible sleep pod inside a carry-on suitcase to survive overnight airport layovers.

Morley tried to 3D print a $1,175 designer Fortune Chair from scratch. Modeling, printing, sanding, and finishing it.

A small closet is transformed into a cozy hidden reading nook using 3D printing and woodworking, blending Victorian and mid-century modern styles.

A failed 3D-printed chair is redeemed by rebuilding a $1,200 designer classic from plywood, proving the right way works.