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Concept & Industrial Design
Good industrial design is a negotiation between what people want to hold and what a factory can make. Our designers sit beside our engineers and our machinists, so every concept arrives with a credible path to production.
What you get
Deliverables
Every deliverable is yours at every milestone: native files, documentation and physical parts.
- User and context research, task analysis
- Concept sketches, renders and foam / 3D-printed sketch models
- Looks-like prototypes with production-intent CMF
- Color, material & finish (CMF) specification
- Design language and product family guidelines
- Packaging and out-of-box experience
Tools & capabilities
Typical timeline
3-8 weeks for a concept-to-looks-like program
Engagement
Fixed-fee sprint, phased program or embedded team. Compare models
FAQ
Common questions
Can you work from our existing brand language?
Yes. Most of our ID work extends an existing product family. We start with an audit of what you ship today and document the rules we are working within.
Do you only do ID when you also do the engineering?
No, but we always engineer-review our own designs before handover, so the concept you receive has already been checked for draft, wall thickness and assembly.
Do you sign NDAs before a first conversation?
Yes. We’re happy to sign yours, or send our mutual NDA the same day you ask. Most first calls don’t need confidential detail, but it’s never a problem.
Next step
Tell us what you’re building.
Share as much or as little as you can. A senior engineer reads every inquiry and replies within one business day, usually with a few sharp questions and a suggested first step.