Views
On the turntable
Three views of every object. Drag the strip.
Halo 0° 
Halo 120° 
Halo 240° 
Tessa 0° 
Tessa 120° 
Tessa 240° 
Kerf 0° 
Kerf 120° 
Kerf 240° 
Orbit 0° 
Orbit 120° 
Orbit 240° 
Plinth 0° 
Plinth 120° 
Plinth 240° 
Ridge 0° 
Ridge 120° 
Ridge 240° 
Slat 0° 
Slat 120° 
Slat 240° 
Coil 0° 
Coil 120° 
Coil 240° 
Field 0° 
Field 120° 
Field 240° 
Hinge 0° 
Hinge 120° 
Hinge 240°About
Who drew these
Twelve years of objects that get held, switched on and shipped in the tens of thousands. Five of them inside a lighting company's studio, the rest here in Strijp-S, one desk from the machine shop. Every part is filed by its largest fillet, because that is the number that decides how it feels in the hand.
- Fusion 360
- KeyShot
- CNC prototyping
- DFM reviews
- Injection molding
- Radius gauges
Services
Three ways in
Each one called out the way a part is.
Product design
A new object from brief to pilot run: form, mechanism, materials and the factory drawings.
From $18,000 · ten to fourteen weeks
Design for manufacture
An existing part taken through tooling: draft, wall thickness, part count and cost brought into line.
From $6,500 · four weeks
Prototypes
Machined and hand-finished models that feel like the shipped part, for a board or a trade fair.
From $2,400 · two weeks
Said
From the people who shipped them
Robin measured every competitor before drawing a line, and the first prototype was the one we tooled. The fillet on the Halo is the reason people pick it up in the shop.
The routing sheet on the wall is not decoration. Every week of the Ridge went exactly where the sheet said it would.
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