Use the lighting architecture as a defining part of the product silhouette rather than a secondary insert.
Client project
Genie
A production-minded redesign that brings brand character, light distribution, controls, enclosure detail, and perceived durability into one appliance.
- Industrial design
- Detail resolution
- Brand language

Project context
What the work addressed.
Client industrial-design work connecting the enclosure, lighting, controls, rail relationship, finish, and brand character of a garage-door opener.
Turn a visually fragmented utility product into one coherent appliance while keeping its lighting, controls, enclosure details, and perceived durability legible.
Coordinate the rail, enclosure, controls, and lower surfaces so the installed product reads as one system.
Resolve finish and detail transitions around perceived durability and a more deliberate brand character.
Work shown
- Industrial-design direction
- Lighting and enclosure integration
- Control and detail development
- CMF and perceived-quality studies
Documented result
A resolved client direction documented through public hero, form-development, and finish studies.
Project evidence
Direction, architecture, and development.
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