Studio RedEye

Studio RedEye was hired by Ginsey Home Solutions to design a six-product kitchen line under the KeptClean brand, licensed by Ginsey to Clorox. The goal was to create products that were space-saving, multifunctional, and retail-ready, aligning with Clorox’s standards for functionality, cost, and visual appeal. Studio RedEye collaborated closely with Ginsey's in-house product development team and other cross-functional partners, integrating feedback from all stakeholders. The deliverables included design ideation, concept refinement, and engineering-ready files. The project concluded with fully engineered, production-ready designs that required only minor adjustments prior to manufacturing.

Station 22, LLC engaged Studio RedEye to transform an early concept into a functional, manufacturable consumer product. The goal was to design, develop the ergonomics, and prototype a compact, wearable nail polish holder that made at-home application easier and spill-free. Studio RedEye was responsible for designing the functionality and look of the product. Each stage of the process was discussed and agreed upon by the vendor. The project was completed successfully, meeting the client's expectations.

XTech Protective Equipment LLC hired Studio RedEye for product technical design and development support. The scope of work included providing CAD drawings, helping with the design of the drawings, and working on SolidWorks to design what the client was looking for. Studio RedEye also provided 3D rendering and printing services. The engagement, which began in June 2011, is ongoing, indicating the client's satisfaction with the services provided by Studio RedEye.