From your concept to a clear specification.
Bring an idea, a drawing or a reference. For lighting, furniture and other project items, we help clarify materials, finishes, dimensions and key requirements, then discuss a practical route toward sampling and production.
Your brief can take
more than one form.
An image or reference
Explain the direction you like, the changes you need and the purpose of the product.
A specification or drawing
Share dimensions, materials, function, target market and requirements to be reviewed.
A collection opportunity
Describe the customers, price positioning and product family you want to develop.
Make each decision
at the right stage.
Share the brief
Tell us about the product, application, market, quantity and target timing.
Review the options
We clarify specifications, production routes and the questions that affect cost.
Develop the sample
Review materials, finish, dimensions and function before approving the direction.
Confirm production
Agree the approved specification, packaging and inspection checkpoints.
Coordinate delivery
Track agreed milestones, documents and shipment arrangements.
Review the sample.
Confirm the details.
A physical sample lets you check proportions, finish, materials and function against the brief. We record approved details and any requested changes before discussing the next production steps.
- Reference and specification alignment
- Material and finish approval
- Change list and revised-sample decisions
- Production and packaging confirmation
A better brief protects
the development process.
Commercial parameters
Agree target quantities, sample costs, tooling responsibilities and revision scope.
Design responsibilities
Clarify ownership, permitted use of references and any restrictions before development.
Production checkpoints
Define what will be checked, by whom and against which approved information.
Before we begin.
Depending on the product, we can review changes to dimensions, materials, finishes and selected functional details. Share the intended application, target quantity and budget so we can discuss what is practical for your lighting, furniture or other project items.
A reference image, sketch or drawing is a useful starting point. Include approximate dimensions, quantities, preferred finishes and your target delivery date. You do not need a complete specification to begin the conversation.
Sample cost and timing depend on the design, materials and development work involved. We confirm the proposed scope, cost and estimated schedule with you before sampling begins. Minimum production quantities are also discussed at this stage.
We review your feedback against the agreed brief and identify the revisions needed. Any additional cost or effect on timing is discussed before further work begins. Updated details are recorded for the next review.
You or your designated project representative reviews and approves the sample and agreed specifications. We coordinate feedback and record the approved details so the production requirements are clear.
Have a product idea in mind?
Share your reference images, drawings or project brief. From lighting and furniture to other project items, we can review your requirements and discuss practical options for development and supply.