We are dedicated
to the simple premise that function and art are not mutually exclusive.
We strive to always create simple, functional and aesthetically pleasing
products. The simple beauty of a Swiss Army knife is a constant inspiration.
The
“Networker“ is one of many drinkware items that were developed
for PMI, a manufacturer of Starbucks products. Design work included
the shape and engineering of a new line of soft rubber handles.
This
stainless steel Eddie Bauer travel mug is another example of products
developed for the retail coffee industry.
“The
Pepper Ball” was designed around Chef’n’s original
pepper grinder patent. The design has attained classic status and
is sold worldwide.
The Crescent Stand is manufactured by Enclume and is sold exclusively
through L.L. Bean Catalogs.
The
“Garlic Peeler” does what its name suggests: it cleanly peels
garlic cloves by forcing them through a polycarbonate basket.
Chef’n
corporation designed the original cylindrical garlic press. Though
others have tried to imitate it, this design re-established Chef’n
as the leading manufacturer of these products.
The
“Big Cheese” was developed for Chef’n Corporation.
It has a design and utility patent for its unique collapsible design.
The blade has the same cutting radius as the wire on a wire cheese
cutter and cannot cut the user.
The
“Cheese Machine” was designed for Chef’n Corporation.
This device both slices and stores cheese.
This
mouse was designed for Ready Information. It can be used as a
desktop mouse or independent of a flat surface.
This
headset was designed for Ready Information. It was one of the original
virtual reality products and was featured in a full color article
in the magazine “Home Office”. It was also shown at a
trade show in San Jose, California and worn by Walter Cronkite.
These toy airships can be branded with a company
logo or other graphics. They are hand wound and are ideal for
flying indoors at tradeshows, parties, or other events. They come fully assembled and can be flown by anyone.
No previous flight experience necessary.
The
Goodrich Aerospace performance was held in an airplane hanger
at Paine Field. The blimp dropped candy and sprinkled snow over
the company's Christmas party of three thousand.
Complex
surface models. Solid Works Pro Engineer and other 3D modeling
programs.