Brief and direction
Purpose, users, dimensions, constraints and success criteria made clear before design begins.
We handle 3D product development from the first concept to a part ready for production. We turn an early thought into a clear, buildable product. Research, concept development and 3D design move together, so appearance, function and manufacturing never become separate conversations.
A strong product does more than look distinctive. It answers a real need, feels considered in use and can be made without compromising the idea. We clarify the brief, explore meaningful alternatives and develop the geometry until it is ready to be tested in the physical world.
Purpose, users, dimensions, constraints and success criteria made clear before design begins.
Considered directions, proportions and a visual language shaped around the product’s job.
CAD geometry developed with assemblies, tolerances and the intended process in mind.
Technical decisions that create a credible path from digital model to prototype and production.
A product design service should leave you with a part you can actually make. Ours covers the brief and research, concept sketches, 3D modelling in CAD, design for manufacturing, prototypes printed in our studio and the final files for production. You can start from any point: an idea, a sketch, an existing part or a model from your engineering team.
We uncover the purpose, references, constraints and behaviours the product needs to support.
We compare focused design directions and make decisions visible before committing to detail.
We build the 3D model and resolve geometry, connections, proportions and feasibility.
We prepare the design for a physical prototype and the questions it needs to answer.
Yes, in one studio. We design the product, 3D print the prototypes and prepare the files for production ourselves, so nothing is lost between design and manufacturing.
The 3D model in STEP, the files used for printing and, when needed, the drawings for the supplier. File details are in our guide on which file to send.
A description, a few key dimensions or a visual reference can be enough to begin. We use the first conversation to shape the brief and recommend the right level of design work.
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