© 2026 Onetwosix Design
© 2026 Onetwosix Design
© 2026 Onetwosix Design
Our clients
Our clients
Our clients
We turn great ideas into exceptional products
From your initial concept to production-ready design, we close the gaps that derail most product journeys. Our team brings both design excellence and hands-on manufacturing knowledge to every project.
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Generated by Our Designs
Proven results from our clients in sales success stories.
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Extensive experience dealing in all steps of product design.
In Product Development
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Products developed by Onetwosix are in market and generating revenue.
Products Launched
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When compared to overseas prototyping development.
Faster Prototyping
We turn great ideas into exceptional products
From your initial concept to production-ready design, we close the gaps that derails most product journeys. Our team brings both design excellence and hands-on manufacturing knowledge to every project.
0M
Generated by Our Designs
Proven results from our clients in sales success stories.
0YRS
In Product Development
Extensive experience dealing in all steps of product design.
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Products Designed
Products developed by Onetwosix are in market and generating revenue.
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Our methodical approach gets products to manufacturing quickly.
Faster Production
We turn great ideas into exceptional products
From your initial concept to production-ready design, we close the gaps that derails most product journeys. Our team brings both design excellence and hands-on manufacturing knowledge to every project.
0M
Proven results from our clients in sales success stories.
Generated by Our Designs
0YRS
Extensive experience dealing in all steps of product design.
In Product Development
0%
Products developed by Onetwosix are in market and generating revenue.
Products Designed
0%
Faster Production
Our methodical approach gets products to manufacturing quickly.
Project Highlights
Project Highlights
Why choose us
Why choose us
Everything under one roof
Our 10,000 sq ft facility houses industrial designers, mechanical engineers, prototyping equipment, and small-batch manufacturing capabilities. No handoff nightmares, no lost design intent, no finger-pointing between vendors.
Everything under one roof
Our 10,000 sq ft facility houses industrial designers, mechanical engineers, prototyping equipment, and small-batch manufacturing capabilities. No handoff nightmares, no lost design intent, no finger-pointing between vendors.
Physical iteration cycles
Renders are nice. Physical prototypes are better. We rapidly build, test, and refine in the real world, so you can feel the ergonomics, test the mechanisms, and validate the user experience before committing to tooling.
Physical iteration cycles
Renders are nice. Physical prototypes are better. We rapidly build, test, and refine in the real world, so you can feel the ergonomics, test the mechanisms, and validate the user experience before committing to tooling.
Physical iteration cycles
Renders are nice. Physical prototypes are better. We rapidly build, test, and refine in the real world, so you can feel the ergonomics, test the mechanisms, and validate the user experience before committing to tooling.
We've been there
We've developed, manufactured and scaled our Loop phone booth line from concept to production. We've had the same arguments with suppliers you're having, and celebrated the same production milestones.
We've been there
We've developed, manufactured and scaled our Loop phone booth line from concept to production. We've had the same arguments with suppliers you're having, and celebrated the same production milestones.
We've been there
We've developed, manufactured and scaled our Loop phone booth line from concept to production. We've had the same arguments with suppliers you're having, and celebrated the same production milestones.
Testimonials
Testimonials
Korey Haun
Founder - Stumpy Co.
"I realized quickly that Onetwosix could help me in so many facets of Stumpy and help me bring it to reality"
Sheldon Schreiber
CEO - Olson Curling
“Compared to working overseas, the Onetwosix team probably fast-tracked the product launch by at least one full season.”
Brad Murray
CTO - MagnetTx Oncology Solutions
“I think the amazing thing about being freelance is all the amazing people you get to meet and the flexibility you have.”
Our Process
Our Process
Let’s talk.
Ready to stop compromising on your product vision? Let's have a real conversation about what you're building.
Whether you're wrestling with manufacturing feasibility, user experience challenges, or the transition from prototype to production, we've been there, and overcome it.
Quick response.
If you’re ready to create and collaborate, we’d love to hear from you.
Clear next steps.
After the consultation, we’ll provide you with a detailed plan and timeline.
Let’s talk.
Let’s talk.
Ready to stop compromising on your product vision? Let's have a real conversation about what you're building.
Whether you're wrestling with manufacturing feasibility, user experience challenges, or the transition from prototype to production, we've been there, and overcome it.
Quick response.
If you’re ready to create and collaborate, we’d love to hear from you.
Clear next steps.
After the consultation, we’ll provide you with a detailed plan and timeline.
Who we are
Who we are
Here at onetwosix design, we bridge the critical gap between creative vision and commercial production.
It is our approach based in research, prototyping, learning, and improvement, that differentiates us from other design firms. If you've ever felt stuck between a brilliant concept and manufacturing reality, you've found your people.
We exist to create designs that elevate the human experience.
Our team brings together industrial designers who understand emotional connection, engineers who ensure everything works reliably, manufacturing specialists who know how to scale production, and visualization experts who bring concepts to life.
Here at onetwosix design, we bridge the critical gap between creative vision and commercial production.
It is our approach based in research, prototyping, learning, and improvement, that differentiates us from other design firms. If you've ever felt stuck between a brilliant concept and manufacturing reality, you've found your people.
We exist to create designs that elevate the human experience.
Our team brings together industrial designers who understand emotional connection, engineers who ensure everything works reliably, manufacturing specialists who know how to scale production, and visualization experts who bring concepts to life.
Here at onetwosix design, we bridge the critical gap between creative vision and commercial production.
It is our approach based in research, prototyping, learning, and improvement, that differentiates us from other design firms. If you've ever felt stuck between a brilliant concept and manufacturing reality, you've found your people.
We exist to create designs that elevate the human experience.
Our team brings together industrial designers who understand emotional connection, engineers who ensure everything works reliably, manufacturing specialists who know how to scale production, and visualization experts who bring concepts to life.
FAQ.
FAQ.
Got questions? We’ve got answers. Here’s everything you need to know about working with us.
What is industrial and product design?
Industrial and product design is the process of turning an idea into a functional, manufacturable, and market-ready product. It combines user needs, engineering requirements, and visual design to shape how a product looks, feels, and performs. At Onetwosix, that means designing with real-world constraints in mind, refining the details through prototyping and testing, and delivering production-ready files and specifications that manufacturers can build from with confidence.
How long does it take to bring a product to market?
It depends on the product’s complexity and the level of testing required. For straightforward projects, a typical timeline is 6–8 months from kickoff to production-ready. Products that include mechanical or electrical systems, custom tooling, or extensive validation will take longer and we’ll map out a clear schedule as soon as we define scope and requirements.
How do you protect my intellectual property?
We protect your IP from day one. We typically put a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in place before our first consultation, so you can share details with confidence. When it comes time to prototype or manufacture, we work with a trusted network of vetted contract partners and we only share the information they need to build your product.
How much does it cost to take a product to market?
Costs vary widely because every product has a different scope, timeline, and level of complexity. Factors like research and testing, prototyping rounds, mechanical or electrical development, certifications, tooling, and manufacturing volumes can all impact the total investment. After an initial consultation, we will define the scope and provide a clear estimate with recommended phases so you can move forward with confidence and control the budget as you go.
What does your design process look like (from idea to production)?
You can explore the full breakdown in our Process section.
Do you offer prototyping services?
Yes. Prototyping is a core part of how we bring ideas to life and reduce risk before production. We build prototypes to validate ergonomics, functionality, fit and finish, and system integration, whether your product involves mechanical components, electrical systems, electronic enclosures, soft goods, consumer products, or physical experiences. We do this in our 10,000 sq ft prototyping facility, equipped for rapid iteration and small-batch builds, including 3D printing, CNC machining, laser cutting, sewing and soft goods fabrication, woodworking, metalworking, silicone casting, vinyl cutting, and electrical assembly. The goal is simple: test quickly, learn fast, and move forward with confidence.
Do you help with manufacturing and vendor selection?
Yes. We support you through manufacturing and help identify the right vendors for your product, budget, and timeline. We leverage our network of trusted manufacturers and suppliers to match your design intent with real production capabilities, then collaborate with those partners to ensure quality, cost, and build consistency from first build to full-scale manufacturing.
Can you design for regulatory requirements (UL/CSA/CE/FCC/food-contact, etc.)?
Yes. We design with compliance in mind and can support you through common certification and regulatory pathways such as UL, CSA, CE, FCC, and food-contact requirements. The exact standards and testing needed depend on your product category, materials, electronics, and target markets. Early in the project, we help identify the likely requirements, design to meet them, and coordinate with testing labs and manufacturing partners to keep certification on track.
Can you create photorealistic renderings, marketing visuals, and packaging?
Yes. We can help you launch with a complete set of visuals and brand assets that make your product look as good as it performs. Depending on your needs, this can include photorealistic renderings, product photography and video, graphic design, logo and visual identity, packaging design, and website design. The goal is to give you a cohesive, market-ready toolkit for presentations, fundraising, sales, and launch marketing.
What kinds of projects do you take on?
We work across a wide range of industries and product types. Our projects often include consumer products, medical and healthcare devices, outdoor and industrial equipment, athletics and sport products, soft goods, furniture, and designed environments or experiences. If it needs to look great, work reliably, and be manufactured with confidence, it’s likely a fit. That hands-on manufacturing experience transformed our understanding of product development. We experienced the midnight panic about tolerance issues, the tense conversations with suppliers, and the exhilaration of seeing the first production units roll off the line.
What is industrial and product design?
Industrial and product design is the process of turning an idea into a functional, manufacturable, and market-ready product. It combines user needs, engineering requirements, and visual design to shape how a product looks, feels, and performs. At Onetwosix, that means designing with real-world constraints in mind, refining the details through prototyping and testing, and delivering production-ready files and specifications that manufacturers can build from with confidence.
How long does it take to bring a product to market?
It depends on the product’s complexity and the level of testing required. For straightforward projects, a typical timeline is 6–8 months from kickoff to production-ready. Products that include mechanical or electrical systems, custom tooling, or extensive validation will take longer and we’ll map out a clear schedule as soon as we define scope and requirements.
How do you protect my intellectual property?
We protect your IP from day one. We typically put a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in place before our first consultation, so you can share details with confidence. When it comes time to prototype or manufacture, we work with a trusted network of vetted contract partners and we only share the information they need to build your product.
How much does it cost to take a product to market?
Costs vary widely because every product has a different scope, timeline, and level of complexity. Factors like research and testing, prototyping rounds, mechanical or electrical development, certifications, tooling, and manufacturing volumes can all impact the total investment. After an initial consultation, we will define the scope and provide a clear estimate with recommended phases so you can move forward with confidence and control the budget as you go.
What does your design process look like (from idea to production)?
You can explore the full breakdown in our Process section.
Do you offer prototyping services?
Yes. Prototyping is a core part of how we bring ideas to life and reduce risk before production. We build prototypes to validate ergonomics, functionality, fit and finish, and system integration, whether your product involves mechanical components, electrical systems, electronic enclosures, soft goods, consumer products, or physical experiences. We do this in our 10,000 sq ft prototyping facility, equipped for rapid iteration and small-batch builds, including 3D printing, CNC machining, laser cutting, sewing and soft goods fabrication, woodworking, metalworking, silicone casting, vinyl cutting, and electrical assembly. The goal is simple: test quickly, learn fast, and move forward with confidence.
Do you help with manufacturing and vendor selection?
Yes. We support you through manufacturing and help identify the right vendors for your product, budget, and timeline. We leverage our network of trusted manufacturers and suppliers to match your design intent with real production capabilities, then collaborate with those partners to ensure quality, cost, and build consistency from first build to full-scale manufacturing.
Can you design for regulatory requirements (UL/CSA/CE/FCC/food-contact, etc.)?
Yes. We design with compliance in mind and can support you through common certification and regulatory pathways such as UL, CSA, CE, FCC, and food-contact requirements. The exact standards and testing needed depend on your product category, materials, electronics, and target markets. Early in the project, we help identify the likely requirements, design to meet them, and coordinate with testing labs and manufacturing partners to keep certification on track.
Can you create photorealistic renderings, marketing visuals, and packaging?
Yes. We can help you launch with a complete set of visuals and brand assets that make your product look as good as it performs. Depending on your needs, this can include photorealistic renderings, product photography and video, graphic design, logo and visual identity, packaging design, and website design. The goal is to give you a cohesive, market-ready toolkit for presentations, fundraising, sales, and launch marketing.
What kinds of projects do you take on?
We work across a wide range of industries and product types. Our projects often include consumer products, medical and healthcare devices, outdoor and industrial equipment, athletics and sport products, soft goods, furniture, and designed environments or experiences. If it needs to look great, work reliably, and be manufactured with confidence, it’s likely a fit. That hands-on manufacturing experience transformed our understanding of product development. We experienced the midnight panic about tolerance issues, the tense conversations with suppliers, and the exhilaration of seeing the first production units roll off the line.
What is industrial and product design?
Industrial and product design is the process of turning an idea into a functional, manufacturable, and market-ready product. It combines user needs, engineering requirements, and visual design to shape how a product looks, feels, and performs. At Onetwosix, that means designing with real-world constraints in mind, refining the details through prototyping and testing, and delivering production-ready files and specifications that manufacturers can build from with confidence.
How long does it take to bring a product to market?
It depends on the product’s complexity and the level of testing required. For straightforward projects, a typical timeline is 6–8 months from kickoff to production-ready. Products that include mechanical or electrical systems, custom tooling, or extensive validation will take longer and we’ll map out a clear schedule as soon as we define scope and requirements.
How do you protect my intellectual property?
We protect your IP from day one. We typically put a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in place before our first consultation, so you can share details with confidence. When it comes time to prototype or manufacture, we work with a trusted network of vetted contract partners and we only share the information they need to build your product.
How much does it cost to take a product to market?
Costs vary widely because every product has a different scope, timeline, and level of complexity. Factors like research and testing, prototyping rounds, mechanical or electrical development, certifications, tooling, and manufacturing volumes can all impact the total investment. After an initial consultation, we will define the scope and provide a clear estimate with recommended phases so you can move forward with confidence and control the budget as you go.
What does your design process look like (from idea to production)?
You can explore the full breakdown in our Process section.
Do you offer prototyping services?
Yes. Prototyping is a core part of how we bring ideas to life and reduce risk before production. We build prototypes to validate ergonomics, functionality, fit and finish, and system integration, whether your product involves mechanical components, electrical systems, electronic enclosures, soft goods, consumer products, or physical experiences. We do this in our 10,000 sq ft prototyping facility, equipped for rapid iteration and small-batch builds, including 3D printing, CNC machining, laser cutting, sewing and soft goods fabrication, woodworking, metalworking, silicone casting, vinyl cutting, and electrical assembly. The goal is simple: test quickly, learn fast, and move forward with confidence.
Do you help with manufacturing and vendor selection?
Yes. We support you through manufacturing and help identify the right vendors for your product, budget, and timeline. We leverage our network of trusted manufacturers and suppliers to match your design intent with real production capabilities, then collaborate with those partners to ensure quality, cost, and build consistency from first build to full-scale manufacturing.
Can you design for regulatory requirements (UL/CSA/CE/FCC/food-contact, etc.)?
Yes. We design with compliance in mind and can support you through common certification and regulatory pathways such as UL, CSA, CE, FCC, and food-contact requirements. The exact standards and testing needed depend on your product category, materials, electronics, and target markets. Early in the project, we help identify the likely requirements, design to meet them, and coordinate with testing labs and manufacturing partners to keep certification on track.
Can you create photorealistic renderings, marketing visuals, and packaging?
Yes. We can help you launch with a complete set of visuals and brand assets that make your product look as good as it performs. Depending on your needs, this can include photorealistic renderings, product photography and video, graphic design, logo and visual identity, packaging design, and website design. The goal is to give you a cohesive, market-ready toolkit for presentations, fundraising, sales, and launch marketing.
What kinds of projects do you take on?
We work across a wide range of industries and product types. Our projects often include consumer products, medical and healthcare devices, outdoor and industrial equipment, athletics and sport products, soft goods, furniture, and designed environments or experiences. If it needs to look great, work reliably, and be manufactured with confidence, it’s likely a fit. That hands-on manufacturing experience transformed our understanding of product development. We experienced the midnight panic about tolerance issues, the tense conversations with suppliers, and the exhilaration of seeing the first production units roll off the line.