Prototyping · New York
One prototype first, then the run
We build one prototype to prove a design, then make the run from it. That works for fixtures, displays, props and parts.
What it covers
- First prototypes
- Finish and color samples
- Mock-ups for sign-off
- Small and mid-size production runs
- Kits for rollouts and tours
- Spare and replacement parts
Materials
- Whatever the final piece is made of
- Wood, metal, acrylic and composites
- Printed and cast parts
- Packing for shipping and touring
How the job runs
- 01
Drawings in
Send the design and tell us how many you need now and how many later.
- 02
Costed plan
We price the prototype and the run separately, so you can approve one before committing to the rest.
- 03
Prototype sign-off
You test and sign off the prototype. That sign-off becomes the standard every unit is checked against.
- 04
Build
The run is made to the approved prototype and checked against it.
- 05
Ship or install
We pack and label each unit for its address, or install them ourselves.
Who it’s for
- Fashion
- Display and fixture runs for stores and wholesale accounts.
- Entertainment
- Tour kits and repeat props that have to match every night.
- Luxury brands
- Fixture runs that have to match the flagship.
- Agencies
- Activation kits that travel to more than one city.
- Architects
- Mock-ups for sign-off before the full package is built.
What to send us
- Design files or drawings
- Quantity now and later
- Delivery addresses
- Dates
- A budget range
Rough is fine. If something isn’t decided yet, say so.
Send your drawings