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Industrial Design and Engineering

Design That Makes Your Product Stand Out on Shelves

We combine industrial design with engineering in one process – so your product works, looks great, and doesn’t blow your tooling budget.

Creative design and technical engineering handled by one team

Fixed pricing for complete design through engineering services

Manufacturing feasibility validated before tooling costs hit

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Our Clients See Real Results

A smiling man in a blue Scrub Daddy shirt holds a yellow smiley-face sponge in one hand and a Scrub Daddy box in the other, standing in a warehouse setting.

We have enjoyed working with them and many of their designs working with us have ended up top sellers for us. I would highly recommend their services.

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

Matthew Albo
Better Living
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A very talented Product Designer that knows the manufacturing process inside and out.

Homan Chan

Proven and Trusted By the Following Brands

A cream-colored canvas tote bag with brown handles, featuring the GIA logo and emblem printed in black and gold on the front.
Black abstract shapes form KGA on a bright yellow background, with the words KYOTO GLOBAL DESIGN AWARDS and a minimalist illustration of a pagoda in the lower right corner.
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.
Lowes logo featuring the word Lowes in white, bold letters with a stylized roof outline above the text, set against a solid blue background.
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What We Do

Complete Product Development - Design Through Manufacturing Documentation

We take products from concept through manufacturing-ready files. Industrial design handles aesthetics and user experience.

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Industrial Design

Form, aesthetics, and user experience that make your product appealing to buyers.

  • Concept development with multiple design directions
  • 3D modeling and photorealistic rendering
  • Ergonomic analysis and material selection
  • Brand alignment and design language
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Engineering Development

Mechanical design, material specifications, and structural validation that make your product buildable.

  • Complete CAD development of all components
  • Tolerance analysis and fit validation
  • Material selection based on strength and cost requirements
  • Design for manufacturing and assembly optimization
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Manufacturing Documentation

Technical packages manufacturers need to quote tooling accurately and build consistently.

  • Technical drawings with GD&T callouts
  • Bill of materials with specifications
  • Assembly instructions and process guidelines
  • Tolerance requirements for critical dimensions
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Why Choose DesignBranch for Industrial Design and Engineering

Nearly 20 Years Developing Products for Mass Production

We’ve guided products through tooling, production launch, and manufacturing scale-up. That experience shows up in the designs we create – they’re attractive and buildable at reasonable costs. You don’t waste money on beautiful designs that cost too much to tool or engineering that kills your product’s appeal.

One Team for Both Disciplines

No handoffs between design and engineering firms. No information lost. No finger-pointing when problems emerge. We protect design intent while solving manufacturing challenges.

Transparent Pricing

Complete projects typically range from $15,000 to $37,000 depending on product complexity and component count. You’ll get a fixed price after we understand your specific product – no hourly billing that grows when problems take longer to solve.

We Test Before You Commit to Tooling

Prototypes validate form and function before you spend money on production tooling. Mechanisms get tested. Material strength gets confirmed. Problems get fixed while they’re still cheap to solve.

Our Process

From Concept to Manufacturing-Ready Files
1.
Project Discovery

We discuss your product idea, target market, competitive landscape, and technical challenges. What problem does this solve? Who’s buying it? What’s your target retail price?

2.
Concept Development

We create multiple design directions showing different aesthetic approaches and technical solutions. You see sketches, renderings, and rough models. We discuss manufacturing implications and cost targets for each direction.

3.
Design Refinement and Engineering

We develop your selected concept into detailed CAD models with complete mechanical engineering. You review iterations as we refine proportions, details, and technical solutions. We validate fits, test mechanisms, and confirm manufacturing approaches.

4.
Prototype Development

We build working prototypes to test form, fit, and function. You evaluate aesthetics and ergonomics. We test mechanisms, validate material choices, and identify engineering issues before tooling. Problems get fixed now instead of after you’ve paid for molds.

5.
Manufacturing Documentation

We create complete technical packages manufacturers use to quote tooling and produce your product. You receive CAD files, technical drawings, material specifications, and assembly instructions.

Our Work

Products We've Designed and Engineered
Four flower-shaped automatic toilet bowl cleaners in blue, clear, pink, and green, are lined up on a white marble countertop in a modern kitchen setting.

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.

A gray dish rack holding plates, bowls, glasses, utensils, and a mug sits on a light-colored kitchen counter in front of a window with soft daylight coming through.

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.

Close-up of a white plastic laundry tub tray with grooves, designed to hold a hose securely over the side of a sink. The tray fits over the edge, shown with and without a hose inserted. Black background.

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.

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Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

Absolutely love these products, especially the cutting boards!

Antonette Saranin

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