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GLB01. Maryud Serving Table for Mini Dollhouse IKEA 3D Print
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| Vendor: | Sensaiku |
| Published: | Nov 18, 2025 |
| Download Size: | 2.7 MB |
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| Polygons: | 46,289 |
| Vertices: | 92,530 |
| Print Ready: | Yes |
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01. Maryud Serving Table for Mini Dollhouse IKEA 3D Print
This listing is for miniature furniture. Actual sized object can be obtained in IKEA Website
Name: 01. Maryud Serving Table
Manufacturer - IKEA
Recommended Printer: Resin 3d Printer
Series: Furniture Designers Series
Scale: 1:12, 1:24 & 1:48
Exploring the MARYD Serving Table from IKEA: Perfect for Miniature Creations
The MARYD serving table from IKEA is a compact and stylish piece of furniture designed for practicality and convenience. Its sleek lines, sturdy construction, and portability make it an excellent choice for serving snacks, drinks, or displaying decor in modern homes. Recently, the MARYD serving table has gained attention in the 3D printing world, where its functional and elegant design is being recreated as mini furniture. Using detailed 3D models and STL files, enthusiasts can craft miniature versions of the MARYD table, making it an ideal addition to dollhouse furniture collections or intricate mini dioramas.
Platforms like Sensaiku provide high-quality STL packs of the MARYD serving table, allowing makers to reproduce its design in exceptional detail. Whether using Resin 3D Druck for a polished finish or other 3D druck techniques, these 3D-printed replicas faithfully capture the table’s clean lines and functional design. Miniature versions of the MARYD table can serve as realistic centerpieces for dollhouse kitchens or decorative elements in scaled-down interior scenes. The adaptability of 3D printing technology also enables hobbyists to customize their creations, experimenting with colors and textures to suit specific themes or preferences.
The transition of the MARYD serving table into 3D-printed miniatures highlights how iconic designs can inspire creativity in new formats. By leveraging 3D print files and innovative techniques, makers can celebrate IKEA’s timeless design while exploring the possibilities of miniature art. Whether for a mini diorama or a dollhouse, the MARYD serving table offers a perfect blend of form and function, bringing style and practicality to miniature creations. Its availability as a 3D Model ensures that this versatile piece can continue to inspire creators and collectors alike.
IKEA
IKEA was born in 1943 when 17-year-old Ingvar Kamprad, living on a modest farm in the rural Swedish province of Småland, began selling matches, flower seeds, and Christmas decorations door-to-door before registering the name IKEA—an acronym of his initials plus Elmtaryd (the family farm) and Agunnaryd (the nearby village). From a tiny mail-order catalog in 1948, Kamprad introduced flat-pack furniture in 1956 to cut shipping costs after noticing a customer removing table legs to fit one into a car, sparking a revolution in affordable, self-assembled design. The first IKEA store opened in Älmhult in 1958, followed by rapid Nordic expansion, and by the 1980s the iconic blue-and-yellow big-box format, democratic pricing philosophy, and in-store restaurants serving Swedish meatballs had conquered Europe, North America, and beyond. Today, with more than 470 stores worldwide and annual revenue exceeding €45 billion, IKEA remains privately owned by Dutch foundations yet true to Kamprad’s frugal Småland roots: simple, functional Scandinavian style for the many, not the few.
Sensaiku:
Sensaiku is a specialized collection of 3D digital files created specifically for high-quality 3D printing, with a strong focus on furniture design. Each model is crafted with precision to capture realistic proportions, clean geometry, and print-ready structure, making the files ideal for designers, hobbyists, and collectors who want miniature replicas or functional small-scale furniture pieces. The library emphasizes modern aesthetics, thoughtful detailing, and compatibility with common consumer printers, allowing users to easily bring intricate chairs, tables, shelves, and decor objects into the physical world. By blending digital craftsmanship with practical printability, Sensaiku offers a unique bridge between virtual furniture design and tangible creation.
The Model are suitable for:
1. Barbie Doll
2. Amigurumi Doll
3. Bjd Doll
4. Pullip Doll
5. Coraline Doll
6. Blythe Doll
7. Minifee Doll
8. Dollfie Doll
Commercial Use License
Buyers can print and sell physical items made from the STL file. However, they cannot resell or redistribute the digital file itself.
3D Printer Type Recommendation:
Scale:
1:12 - FDM & Resin 3D Printer
1:24 - FDM & Resin 3D Printer
1:48 - Resin 3D Printer
3D Printer Recommendations:
FDM Printer:
Creality Ender 3 V2
Bambulab A1
Resin Printer:
Elegoo Mars 3
Anycubic Photon Mono X
Name: 01. Maryud Serving Table
Manufacturer - IKEA
Recommended Printer: Resin 3d Printer
Series: Furniture Designers Series
Scale: 1:12, 1:24 & 1:48
Exploring the MARYD Serving Table from IKEA: Perfect for Miniature Creations
The MARYD serving table from IKEA is a compact and stylish piece of furniture designed for practicality and convenience. Its sleek lines, sturdy construction, and portability make it an excellent choice for serving snacks, drinks, or displaying decor in modern homes. Recently, the MARYD serving table has gained attention in the 3D printing world, where its functional and elegant design is being recreated as mini furniture. Using detailed 3D models and STL files, enthusiasts can craft miniature versions of the MARYD table, making it an ideal addition to dollhouse furniture collections or intricate mini dioramas.
Platforms like Sensaiku provide high-quality STL packs of the MARYD serving table, allowing makers to reproduce its design in exceptional detail. Whether using Resin 3D Druck for a polished finish or other 3D druck techniques, these 3D-printed replicas faithfully capture the table’s clean lines and functional design. Miniature versions of the MARYD table can serve as realistic centerpieces for dollhouse kitchens or decorative elements in scaled-down interior scenes. The adaptability of 3D printing technology also enables hobbyists to customize their creations, experimenting with colors and textures to suit specific themes or preferences.
The transition of the MARYD serving table into 3D-printed miniatures highlights how iconic designs can inspire creativity in new formats. By leveraging 3D print files and innovative techniques, makers can celebrate IKEA’s timeless design while exploring the possibilities of miniature art. Whether for a mini diorama or a dollhouse, the MARYD serving table offers a perfect blend of form and function, bringing style and practicality to miniature creations. Its availability as a 3D Model ensures that this versatile piece can continue to inspire creators and collectors alike.
IKEA
IKEA was born in 1943 when 17-year-old Ingvar Kamprad, living on a modest farm in the rural Swedish province of Småland, began selling matches, flower seeds, and Christmas decorations door-to-door before registering the name IKEA—an acronym of his initials plus Elmtaryd (the family farm) and Agunnaryd (the nearby village). From a tiny mail-order catalog in 1948, Kamprad introduced flat-pack furniture in 1956 to cut shipping costs after noticing a customer removing table legs to fit one into a car, sparking a revolution in affordable, self-assembled design. The first IKEA store opened in Älmhult in 1958, followed by rapid Nordic expansion, and by the 1980s the iconic blue-and-yellow big-box format, democratic pricing philosophy, and in-store restaurants serving Swedish meatballs had conquered Europe, North America, and beyond. Today, with more than 470 stores worldwide and annual revenue exceeding €45 billion, IKEA remains privately owned by Dutch foundations yet true to Kamprad’s frugal Småland roots: simple, functional Scandinavian style for the many, not the few.
Sensaiku:
Sensaiku is a specialized collection of 3D digital files created specifically for high-quality 3D printing, with a strong focus on furniture design. Each model is crafted with precision to capture realistic proportions, clean geometry, and print-ready structure, making the files ideal for designers, hobbyists, and collectors who want miniature replicas or functional small-scale furniture pieces. The library emphasizes modern aesthetics, thoughtful detailing, and compatibility with common consumer printers, allowing users to easily bring intricate chairs, tables, shelves, and decor objects into the physical world. By blending digital craftsmanship with practical printability, Sensaiku offers a unique bridge between virtual furniture design and tangible creation.
The Model are suitable for:
1. Barbie Doll
2. Amigurumi Doll
3. Bjd Doll
4. Pullip Doll
5. Coraline Doll
6. Blythe Doll
7. Minifee Doll
8. Dollfie Doll
Commercial Use License
Buyers can print and sell physical items made from the STL file. However, they cannot resell or redistribute the digital file itself.
3D Printer Type Recommendation:
Scale:
1:12 - FDM & Resin 3D Printer
1:24 - FDM & Resin 3D Printer
1:48 - Resin 3D Printer
3D Printer Recommendations:
FDM Printer:
Creality Ender 3 V2
Bambulab A1
Resin Printer:
Elegoo Mars 3
Anycubic Photon Mono X
