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  “You can’t start a fire without a spark”   Bruce Springsteen                
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Past
Work


Areas where we have experience.

Product Design


Are you looking to launch a consumer product? Our past work includes, but is not limited to, projects from the realm of wearable technology, home goods, furniture, and lighting. We will take your idea and and turn it into an actual, manufacturable, retail-ready item.
Making a disposable material beautiful again. Each clock face is made out of melted-down pieces of used HDPE plastic. Not only is the material itself unique- the clock has two moving parts, the hour hand, and the minute "hole" located on a rotating disc. Making a disposable material beautiful again. Each clock face is made out of melted-down pieces of used HDPE plastic. Not only is the material itself unique- the clock has two moving parts, the hour hand, and the minute "hole" located on a rotating disc. A series of easy to produce brass stationary containers. Made from bent sheet brass, the design is both attractive as well as cost effective. A simple, material efficient, stackable stool with a twist. The seat is made out of recycled HDPE plastic. This piece was designed with cost efficient manufacturability in mind in order to be affordable and sustainable. A colorful take on a standard fitness tracker, featuring interesting color combinations and fun material finishes. The technical features include a heart rate monitor, a pedometer, a calorie counter, and GPS route imaging A table mood light with additional functionality. The dish underneath the glowing orb serves as either a vessel for displaying your belongings, or a catch-all for containing your everyday items. A series of terrazo-style minimalist phone cases for Apple iPhone X

Concept Development 


Sometimes, all you need is for someone to “take a crack” at an issue. Whether it’s a sketch, a rendering, or a prototype- there are so many ways to convey a concept. The work displayed in this section is a tribute to the process of idea creation.  
A proposal for a startup specializing in interactive door lock solutions for workspaces An idea created as a request from a local city government during the height of the COVID-19 crisis. In collaboration with the city officials, we decided to arrange a system for the citizens to report illegal large gatherinngs by taking photographs that would later be diplayed on the large screens of an advertising truck roaming the streets. A play on the idea of a traditional clock. What if the clock doesn't have a face? What if, instead of being layered, the two hands move through one another as they pass? Proposal of options for a client looking to slightly sprice up their existing selection of smoke detectors. A subtly revitalized fire pull concept for a security device manufacturer A sample series of concepts completed for a home security equipment distributor- this particular page deals with home intercom systems. An ideation page of corner cameras done for a security equipment manufacturer. This design is for an indoor camera that sits snug in the corner of two walls and a ceiling.

Installation Design


The line between Art and Design has always been something that enticed us as a studio. The design engineering that goes into producing an art installation is a dance of science and creativity. Here are a couple of examples of our past work.  

An installation piece made for one of New York Design Week's events in Times Square. The theme was Sound and Vision- our piece explored the idea of a visual echo. (1/4) An installation piece made for one of New York Design Week's events in Times Square. The theme was Sound and Vision- our piece explored the idea of a visual echo. (2/4) It is a structure with a kaleidoscope inside infinitely reflecting the lights of Times Square. (3/4) It is a structure with a kaleidoscope inside infinitely reflecting the lights of Times Square. (4/4) An installation proposal for beaches and boardwalks. The dichroic umbrellas cast a spectacular, colorful shadow, which changes hue depending on the time of day. An exhibition celebrating the lightness and sharpness of a laser beam. We are using a weightless thin line, to create a grand ancient Greek temple. This project was a part of a collaboration with Nike's Bryce Wong. We set out to transform and translate Bryce's 2D visions into three-dimensional tangible designs. This animated neon fixture was featured during a group exhibition in Portland, OR. An installation proposal for beaches and boardwalks. The exagerrated pink tetrapod structures serve as a place for play, as well as a perfect tourist photo-op.

Quick To Market


Short and sweet- these projects were designed and manufactured for limited-run eclectic online stores such as Studio Cult and Vapor95.
A collection of concrete desk trays inspired by different architectural movements. (1/2) The set includes pieces inspired by brutalism, gothicism, roman antiquity, and islam. (2/2) A tear-off pad inspired by the theory which states that it takes 21 days to form a new habit. The pad helps the user keep track of their goal and stay motivated. A fun product designed in collaboration with Studio Cult. These pins represent the caps of the iconic Copic marker. (1/2) The line consists of different color numbers used to represent marker shades. (2/2) The head candle was one of the fruits of the collaboration with Bryce Wong of Nike. Inspired by the artist's aesthetic. A playful candle inspired by a favorite soft drink. Designed for a vaporwave-nostalgia-oriented online retailer.