Commission a Maker

Name: MakeHaven
Address: 770 Chapel St, New Haven, CT, 06510, US
Telephone: (203) 936-9830

Custom work, commissions, and services — hire a maker to create something for you.

← Meet our makers

Shop Book Service Industrial

Custom Plush Art Doll Characters

I love to work with different materials and fabrics to give you a one of a kind plush or project. Every item that leaves my shop is made with love and handled with care.

Personalized lighted bell showpiece/ornament

Great for weddings, graduations, Christmas or other holidays! Send your favorite photo(s) and we will make you a custom ornament. This is an internally illuminated bell-shaped ornament that can hang from a tree or be placed on the mantle. You supply a photo and we will custom craft this ornament. This 3D printed piece has a textured surface to simulate a black and white (or sepia tone) photograph when light shines through. We print at high quality in a large size suitable for a mantlepiece, but light enough to hang from a tree. The ornament includes a USB-rechargeable LED that lasts approximately 3 hours per charge. A higher wattage plug-in lighted base option is also available for mantle-top display with white, flickering, or colored lights (for an additional fee). This includes an additional 3D printed ring to secure in place.

Personalized nightlight from your photo

This is a custom 3D printed nightlight made from YOUR photo! This unique gift uses texture and light to create a photo-like image through a solid nightlight cover. The bioplastic material is made of renewable resources such as corn or sugar cane. Babies, doggies, wedding couple, etc. Think of them fondly each time you pass by. Comes complete with energy efficient LED switched night light.

Site Specific Installations

We have created site specific games at Yale University in New Haven, CT, and at Fields of Fire Adventure Park in Mystic, CT. "The Forbidden Tomb," which ran in the basement of Rosenfeld Hall during the month of October, was a half-hour, actor-guided crossover between an escape room and a haunted house. "The Lost Totem," which ran on the Fields of Fire trail system during the summer of 2020, was a self-guided outdoor "escape" style game that combined modules installed in the park with bespoke items carried by the team.