About XPSD

XPSD grew out of Dioramax — a specialist studio focused on custom automotive scale models, one-off commissions and the small details that make an object feel personal. Working this closely with collectors changed the way we looked at display itself. The case should never feel like an afterthought.

From Dioramax to XPSD

Dioramax was created to take scale models beyond the factory specification — through customisation, precise visual matching and individual commissions. Over time, that work led naturally to a wider question: how should an important object actually be presented?

XPSD is our answer. It carries the same attention to proportion, material and detail into a dedicated display system designed to feel architectural, calm and permanent.

Designed around the object

We do not see the display case as packaging. It is part of the composition. Timber, glass, edge detail, light and proportion should support what is inside rather than compete with it.

That approach works just as well for scale models and LEGO® sets or other brick-built models as it does for watches, jewellery, automotive collectibles, design objects, memorabilia and selected pieces presented by collectors, jewellers, studios or galleries.

A museum-minded approach

XPSD takes cues from museum and gallery presentation: optical clarity, controlled proportions, restrained materials and careful lighting. The goal is not to imitate a museum vitrine, but to bring that level of consideration into a more personal, configurable object.

Made with intent

Every standard XPSD configuration is made to order, with custom dimensions available when the object calls for something outside the standard system. The project was developed in Poland and shaped by the collector perspective behind Dioramax.

XPSD is for objects worth looking at properly.

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