Home appliances combine physical handling, controls and the space around them. We develop product form and interaction with attention to installation, everyday routines and technical constraints.
Home appliances combine physical handling, controls and the space around them. We develop product form and interaction with attention to installation, everyday routines and technical constraints.
The work begins with the product’s users, tasks and development requirements.
We agree the scope, responsibilities and deliverables around the product’s current stage. Relevant engineering, supplier and specialist requirements are included in design review.

Featured Home Appliances Case
Concept study
SAFELOCK is a built-in oven concept developed by Formeta Design around door interaction and control. The proposal investigates a rotating handle and locking system as part of the overall product form.
The concept also explores electrochromic glass, allowing the visibility of the oven interior to change, and a mobile connection for monitoring. The front interface and physical handle are considered together rather than as separate additions.
SAFELOCK uses these ideas to examine a different relationship between cooking, access and visibility. Its features are concept proposals and have not been presented here as certified safety functions.
AEC changes the position of controls on an angled cooker hood. BUTTERFLY explores burner and support layout on a gas hob. BEST UX translates knob rotation into a touchscreen interaction. SAFELOCK explores a future oven concept.
We agree the scope, responsibilities and deliverables around the product’s current stage. Relevant engineering, supplier and specialist requirements are included in design review.
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