Industrial Design That Creates Top-Selling Products

We work like your internal design team. We partner with B2B manufacturers and product entrepreneurs to design consumer products that retailers want, and consumers buy.

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Proven and Trusted By the Following Brands

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A digital billboard advertises the ICFF International Contemporary Furniture Fair, happening May 19-21, 2024, at Javits Center NYC, with a modern furniture image and city buildings in the background.
The Scrub Daddy logo features bold blue and yellow text reading The Original Scrub Daddy with a smiling, sun-shaped sponge character replacing the “a” in Daddy, set against a bright yellow background.
White KitchenAid logo on a red background with the text Brands&People in smaller font below, separated by an x symbol, indicating a collaboration.
The image displays the word FARBERWARE in bold, black, uppercase letters on a white background.
The Luminarc logo features the word Luminarc in white text inside a white rectangular border, with three colorful petal shapes (yellow, blue, and red) on a solid blue background.
The image displays the BETTER LIVING logo with a blue water droplet symbol between the words. Below, the tagline reads, making life a little easier, all set against a dark background.
The Home Depot logo featuring the words The Home Depot in bold, white, stenciled letters arranged diagonally on an orange background within a white square border.
A large blue Walmart sign with the yellow spark logo and white Walmart text is mounted on the exterior of a building against a clear blue sky.
A red bullseye symbol with two concentric circles above the word TARGET in bold red capital letters, set against a white background.
The image shows the Amazon logo on the side of a building, with amazon in large white letters and a yellow arrow forming a smile underneath. The background is a dark exterior wall under a cloudy sky.
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Industrial Design the Way Design Branch Does it

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We believe that good product design puts
People 1st and empowers innovation.

Think of it like this - interior design is for interiors. Industrial design is for products.

We design retail ready, marketable products for businesses and consumers. Things that need to work well, look good, and actually sell.

Why it matters for your business:
  • Make profitable decisions before investing serious money
  • Understand what sells, who’s buying, and how your product fits the market
  • Get the right colors, materials, and features (colors matter more than you think)
  • Design products that fit your manufacturing capabilities and retail price points
  • Turn product ideas into market-ready products that retailers want, and consumers buy
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Industrial Design Services

We Work By Your Side - Not as an Outsourced Service
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Product Development Consultation

Market research, competitive analysis, and strategic guidance to validate your product idea and make profitable decisions before you invest heavily. Transparent pricing from day one – no billing surprises down the road.

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Industrial Engineering

Award-winning product design that combines beautiful aesthetics with manufacturing reality. We present alternative design directions so you can explore options before committing. Products that work, sell, and improve people’s daily lives.

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Market Research

Deep competitive analysis, consumer behavior studies, and trend identification to understand your market landscape and find opportunities for your product to succeed.

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Exhibit/Set Design

Trade show exhibits and retail displays that showcase your products effectively. Make an impact at buyer meetings and stand out in retail environments.

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Manufacturing Support

Rigorous testing at every production stage prevents costly surprises. We coordinate with factories, solve production challenges, and ensure what gets manufactured matches what we designed. Hands-on approach from concept through manufacturing – no hand-offs, no billing surprises.

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Our Work

Products We’ve Developed
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ScrubDaddy Product Line

Complete industrial design from concept through manufacturing for multiple product lines

Award-winning cleaning product designs that became top sellers for one of America’s fastest-growing cleaning brands. We developed innovative solutions that combined functionality with the brand’s signature aesthetic, resulting in products now sold in major retailers nationwide.

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VACCARO Dish Rack

Product design, engineering coordination, and manufacturing support

Innovative kitchen organization solution that reimagined the traditional dish rack. We designed for both function and modern aesthetics, ensuring manufacturability at competitive price points for major home goods retail distribution.

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Utility Tub System

Industrial design and product development for commercial application

Commercial-grade plumbing fixture engineered for durability and user experience. We designed a system that balanced industrial strength requirements with ease of installation, creating a solution for both professional and DIY markets.

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Better Living Bathroom Products

Complete product line development – design, engineering, and production oversight

Full bathroom organization and dispensing line designed for major retail distribution. We focused on solving real consumer pain points while ensuring products could be manufactured profitably and installed easily.

Why Partner With DesignBranch For Your Products

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We work like your internal design team.

Clients say it feels like having in-house designers without the overhead. We’re hands-on, invested in your success, and stay with you from concept to manufacturing.

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Creative design backed by manufacturing reality.

We don’t just make things pretty – we make things that can be manufactured at your target price point and sold successfully at retail.

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No surprises in pricing or production.

You’ll know exactly what to expect financially before we start – no billing surprises. Our rigorous testing processes catch manufacturing issues early, so you don’t face costly problems when ramping up production.

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Proven track record with major brands.

Our designs have become top sellers for companies like Scrub Daddy. We hold 40+ utility patents. Our products sell globally through Home Depot, Target, Walmart, Lowe’s, and Amazon.

Understanding the Industrial Design Process & Investment

Most product development projects follow four core phases. Here’s what happens in each phase and typical investment ranges based on project complexity.

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Phase 1

Discovery & Research

What happens in this phase:

We define your goals, study your market, understand your users, and outline opportunities. This is where we validate whether your concept has real market potential before you invest heavily.

What you receive:
  • Creative brief and design direction summary
  • Competitive analysis of your market
  • User research and insights
  • Mood boards and visual inspiration
  • Strategic recommendations
Timeline:

2-4 weeks

Investment Range:

Small project: $2,500

Medium project: $2,500 – $5,000

Large/specialized: $5,000 – $10,000

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Phase 2

Concept Development

What happens in this phase:

We explore multiple design directions through sketches and 3D concepts. You’ll see three distinct approaches so we can identify the best path forward together.

What you receive:
  • Multiple concept sketches
  • Initial 3D CAD models
  • Color, material, and finish options
  • Client review session
  • Concept comparison and recommendations
Timeline:

3-6 weeks

Investment Range:

Small project: $1,500 – $3,000

Medium project: $3,500 – $6,000

Large/specialized: $6,000 – $10,000

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Phase 3

Design Refinement

What happens in this phase:

We refine your selected concept into a manufacturable, cohesive design. This is where we ensure everything works in the real world – both functionally and financially.

What you receive:
  • Final CAD model ready for engineering
  • CMF (color, material, finish) selections
  • Exploded views and assembly details
  • High-quality renderings for presentations
  • Manufacturing feasibility analysis
Timeline:

4-8 weeks

Investment Range:

Small project: $2,000 – $4,000

Medium project: $4,500 – $8,000

Large/specialized: $8,000 – $12,000

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Phase 4

Prototyping & Design for Manufacture

What happens in this phase:

We prepare files for production and support prototyping. Rigorous testing at this stage prevents costly surprises when you scale up manufacturing.

What you receive:
  • Final CAD package for manufacturing
  • Technical drawings and specifications
  • Supplier-ready documentation
  • Prototype evaluation and testing support
  • Design for manufacturing recommendations
Timeline:

Ongoing through production launch

Investment Range:

Small project: $1,500 – $3,000

Medium project: $3,500 – $6,000

Large/specialized: $6,000 – $9,000

Need specialized support beyond the core phases?
  • Color + Material Consulting (standalone): $500 – $2,000 per product line
  • 3D Rendering Package: $400 – $1,500
  • Brand / Visual Design Integration: $1,000 – $3,000
  • Design Retainer (ongoing updates): $2,000 – $10,500/month

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

Innovative and expert industrial and mechanical designers who always come up with creative and honestly beautiful solutions for my team at Scrub Daddy. We have enjoyed working with them and many of their designs working with us have ended up too sellers for us. I would highly recommend their services.

Aaron Krause
Scrub Daddy

I always thoroughly enjoy working with DesignBranch. Their expertise and quick turnaround provide tremendous value. DesignBranch is a great partner!

Matthew Albo
Better Living

Absolutely love these products, especially the cutting boards!

Antonette Saranin

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