Original Design
Explore existing design references, then define materials, sampling and manufacturing requirements.
Direction illustration · Not proof of a delivered project
Make the design ready for a manufacturing conversation.
Concept · materials · sample · production
Identify which elements are references, which are your own design requirements and what needs technical development. Confirm any design permissions with the relevant rights holder before production.
Design reference gallery
References already featured on the platform. Availability, authorisation and production details must be confirmed separately.
A practical design-to-production sequence
- 01
Define
Specify intended use, dimensions, quantities and what may be changed.
- 02
Develop
Review materials, drawings, construction and sample requirements.
- 03
Approve
Record the approved sample, finish references and drawing version.
- 04
Coordinate
Discuss production scope, inspections, packing and delivery.
Bring these details to the first meeting
- Reference images and a description of the intended result
- Dimensions, room plan or the installation location
- Material, finish, sample and quantity requirements
- The design authorisation and development scope to clarify
Turn your reference into a clear brief.
Share the product, quantity, specifications and destination.