EVERY NEW PRODUCT STARTS WITH
A VISION
At PPD, we make sure that this product vision is turned into a successful reality.
Years
of product design experience
Projects completed
a wealth of experience gained directly in the manufacturing sector.
Satisfied customers
who repeatedly use our services
“Great things are done not by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together.”
Vincent Van Gogh
What fascinates me is the MODULARITY that is able to manifest this idea. Endless shapes and permutations can be created with a few compatible components.
Product design
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Furniture design
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Interior design
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Small architecture
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Exhibition displays
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In my projects and designs, I adhere to 7 CARDINAL RULES that I believe are important if the best result is to be achieved.
1. From A to Z
I invest maximum effort and creativity in the project from the beginning to the very end by drawing on my years of professional experience
2. ANALYSIS
The cornerstone of success is a meticulous analysis of the client’s brief in order to gather as much information as possible for the start of the project and then for its entire duration.
3. COMMUNICATION
When working on any project, I believe it is very important to maintain a high level of communication between the designer and the client throughout the entire duration of the relationship.
4. TRUST
An essential aspect of any partnership is the fostering of mutual trust on both sides, with no silence on important facts that directly impact the entire design process.
5. ORIGINALITY
In each of my projects, I try to make sure that the final product clearly bears my own unique style. This means that I don’t copy or tweak the work of other designers and creatives.
6. DETAIL
Details are an integral part of every product I design. Together, they form a balanced whole offering a distinctive aesthetic and functional concept.
7. COMPROMISE
In all my projects, I try to avoid compromising the quality of the product. In this respect, I follow one of Murphy’s Laws: “A compromise will always be more expensive than either of the suggestions it is compromising.”
