We shape products through proportion, surface, material and detail. The work moves between the object as a whole and the moments of use: holding a handle, reaching a control, opening an enclosure or recognising a product within a family.
Industrial Design
We develop physical products around how they are used, what they need to contain and how they will be made.
- A recognisable product character grounded in use.
- Physical details developed alongside component requirements.
- Alternatives that make design choices visible and comparable.
What Industrial Design includes
- Concept exploration and selection.
- Form development, proportions and product families.
- Ergonomics and interaction areas.
- Colour, material and finish direction.
- Production-aware design intent.
What you receive
- Concept options with rationale.
- Views and details describing the selected design.
- Assembly and exploded-view intent where required.
- CMF specifications where included.
- A handoff package aligned with the next development phase.
From Product Character to Developed Detail
UNIBODY explores a continuous scooter body around rider touchpoints. LEVY connects a furniture family with modular assembly. T-ROX brings enclosure geometry, access and screen placement into one direction. Each brief calls for a different relationship between form, use and construction.
Delivered via Designlogger
Where it suits the collaboration, Designlogger keeps concept reviews, design decisions and shared deliverables in context. We agree the tools and handoff format with each client.
Book a 15-minute introduction call to review your product, scope and next step.